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It's beautiful.

Love your collection, jrboy.

UmbrellaFish wrote:It's beautiful.

Love your collection, jrboy.

I agree, when are visiting hours?

What. The #@(%.

Holy crap.

My word. That's quite the collection, jrboy. Count me jealous.

My collection doesn't compare, but it inspired me to dig out an old photo I took of my DVD's from 2008, before the Blu-ray craze:



It does not include the Disney Treasures or Legacy sets that were put away at the time, and I was also missing a handful of titles I lost in the move (which I haven't replaced all of just yet).

Some of the DAC's are out of order, don't kill me. At the time I had another shelf the same size full of non-Disney animation.

My collecting has mostly slowed down since I now have most everything I want. I still like to pick up new animated titles on Blu-ray, and would like to keep upgrading my DAC's to Blu-ray as they become available. I could probably fill close to four of these shelves now though.

^Yours is beautiful too, enigmawing. Good to know I'm not the only one who still has some VHSs.

ENIGMAWING WHY AREN'T YOUR DACS IN ORDER?!!??@?#LL!??!?!

Linden wrote:^Yours is beautiful too, enigmawing. Good to know I'm not the only one who still has some VHSs.

Thanks! But VHS's? While I do have some they're not in this photo. I've got some black diamonds stored away.

SWillie! wrote:ENIGMAWING WHY AREN'T YOUR DACS IN ORDER?!!??@?#LL!??!?!

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!

enigmawing wrote:

Linden wrote:^Yours is beautiful too, enigmawing. Good to know I'm not the only one who still has some VHSs.

Thanks! But VHS's? While I do have some they're not in this photo. I've got some black diamonds stored away.

You're messing with my brain. I was sure I saw some, but I just looked at them again, and they're the same height as the DVDs.

Linden wrote: You're messing with my brain. I was sure I saw some, but I just looked at them again, and they're the same height as the DVDs.

Hmm, maybe you're looking at some of the wider sets? Here's a link to a larger version of the image if it helps.

Now that's one hell of a collection, Jrboy!

You have a good collection too enigmawing. Really nice.

Here is the rest of my art books.

The Art of Hercules: The Chaos of Creation



Signed throughout the book by at least 12 of the artists.





The Tarzan Chronicles: Limited Edition Book - Signed & Numbered





Signed by Benny Arnold, the Producer of Disney's animated film Tarzan, and the film's directors, Chris Buck and Kevin Lima.





Tim Burton's Nightmare Before Christmas: The Film-The Art-The Vision



This book was signed by artist/muscian Danny Elfman, voice of Jack Skellington in the songs.





Toy Story: The Art and Making of the Animated Film



The book is signed and inscribed on the title page by Disney Legendary animator Floyd Norman. Floyd also did an original drawing on the bottom right corner of the Toy Story character Woody.





A Bug's Life: The Art and Making of an Epic of Miniature Proportions



Signed by director John Lasseter and co director Andrew Stanton.





The Art of Ratatouille



Signed by director Brad Bird and producer Brad Lewis.

My small but sweet collection

DACs (plus a couple others I couldn't fit onto other shelves):



Mixture of DVD and blu-ray. All of the blu-rays with slipcovers (minus Snow White and The Lion King Trilogy, which are from Australia) have been bought from the US. As for the DVDs, Make Mine Music is R1 (was never released in R4), Fun and Fancy Free, Melody Time, Adventures of Ichabod and Mr Toad and Aladdin are all R2. The remainder, the bulk of my collection, are all the Australian editions.
I have Lady and the Tramp 2 and not the original, as I'm waiting for that from Amazon.com (it doesn't come with a digital copy or the slipcover in Aus). I'm getting fussy with my classics I've also ordered, but haven't received, the Walt Disney Treasures Donald Vol 2 and 3 sets, and the first Silly Symphonies set. These will be steelbooks and not in plastic cases like the three I already have. Am also waiting for Oliver and Company from Amazon France - absolutely love the DVD cover they had and couldn't find it anywhere else.
I also have the first three Ducktales volumes as they were released in R1 (in addition to the set in the photo).

Pixar and live action films:



All are Australian releases except A Bug's Life, Incredibles and Titans, which the are the US editions. I know technically Narnia 3 isn't a Disney movie, it's in there because I keep it with the first 2 Not pictured, my complete Hannah Montana DVD set.

Also have a heap of Disney comics, including the recent Boom/Kaboom releases, Gemstone, etc. Also have a few vintage ones including some Disneyland comics with (I believe) Uncle Scrooge, a comic adaptation of Pinocchio and Beauty and the Beast, and a complete set of the Little Mermaid comics

I'm planning on getting that new Lady and the Tramp today, so I'll try and update my last pics when I do.

I know double post = bad (I hate them myself) but, I think this one is worth it. Unless I'm not the first one to have this idea: time to upgrade the format from pics to...

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Video!

The volume level is REALLY low, so turn yours up quite loud and then turn it back down after it's over. I tried my best to get all the audio to sync up, but Windows Movie Maker SUCKS. They tell you it all syncs as you're previewing it and then, when you save it, several of the syncs are completely out of whack. Anyway, since it's shot so close up (don't ask- I have ZERO depth perception when holding that camera), it's best if you don't play it in fullscreen. Also, I know I held the camera up close to some of the Disney logos and you're probably thinking "um... we know it's Disney." I did that because of a thread on UD where someone asked why the corporation labeled the older releases "Walt Disney's" and then later just "Disney." This was to show some of the older releases actually did do the same thing as the newer ones. As for the audio bits I chose, I couldn't find anything for the original Witch Mountain- so I had to use audio from the 1995 TV remake. When I open up the Lady and the Tramp DVD case, it's to show you that because of my trouble buying bootlegs that I now have so many different versions of one movie that I'll have one disc from one set and another from another in one set. After the first Bambi DVD set (the "Diamond" edition), all of those 2-disc sets are bootlegs. Yes, that 2nd copy of Lady and the Tramp you see between Cinderella and The Little Mermaid is a bootleg. But the first copy between Sleeping Beauty and Peter Pan is real.

Hi guys..

Look what I got from Disney Store Today





Lady and the Tramp: Peg Plush & Tramp Plush

Winnie the Pooh: A Celebration of the Silly Old Bear Book



D23 Membership Exclusive Limited-Edition Walt Disney Treasures DVD Set - 54 Discs

Hi Guys !

I've reorganised my collection lately and have decided to take pictures from each movie/movie-realated merchandise seperately...

I'll start by apologising for my shoddy camerawork in certain (if not all) places, I'm just bad at taking pictures

Enjoy part one...

To start, my alltime favorite movie...







Onwards with the One that started it all..







A snow white movie-card collection...





A Dutch sticker/read a long book..



A Uk bluray (left) and a US one..





Best Snow white book ever>>>

Part two..

Everyones favorite deer...





When you wish Upon a Star..




Who never, never starts an argument, Who never, never has a temperament..One guess, guess who...


Some great artwork inside...

To infinity..and beyond!!!