Most number of figures on 1 detolf shelf?

How many did YOU manage to squeeze?

My max is 3, any more than that and I feel you can't fully observe/enjoy each figure.

I usually have 2. 3 at the absolute max.

MarfMaster said:

My max is 3, any more than that and I feel you can't full observe/enjoy each figure.

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Agreed. That's about my sweet spot as well. I can't stand clutter and thing it's the bane of any displayed collection.

My most is 3. I think 1 or 2 is best otherwise they just kinda block eachother and aren't very visable.

For Hot Toys stuff, I actually put 4 in, but they are back to back. Meaning that you only really are looking at 2 at one time. This only works if you're not putting your detolfs against a wall.

It looks best when you only have two or three on one shelf.

Depends on what it is... I've got anywhere from 2 to 6. I actually had more at one time, but they were zombies and I liked the "horde" effect I was able to achieve.

Examples:

3 most the time but 4 is my absolute max .......

5-6 if you really squeeze them in there, but I think 4 is a good number if you stick them in the corners. 5 if you stick one in the middle. 6 total if you put three in the front and three in the back. But less certainly looks better, but if space is the issue, then you can get a few in there before it starts looking crowded.

Dr. Frankenstein looks boss where he is posed. At least at that angle.

Optimally, three is my preference. But I do have space issues, so I often end up with four. But I will use clear risers to boost up the figures in the back.

I used to think 3 was the max I would want, but when I put 5 in there in a V-pattern, I actually liked it more than just having 3.



It is true you can't admire the entire figures completely, but I still dig it more.

I thought this was going to be a brag thread. I once got 23 on one shelf.

1......box in the back, figure in the front

mmmmBrains said:

Dr. Frankenstein looks boss where he is posed. At least at that angle.

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Thanks, I was trying to get him to be a bit apart looking from the rest

karamazov80 said:

I used to think 3 was the max I would want, but when I put 5 in there in a V-pattern, I actually liked it more than just having 3.

It is true you can't admire the entire figures completely, but I still dig it more.

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Hmmm... I like this quite a bit; I don't think it would work for all series; but where you have a clear main character/focus it looks great! And even though the ones in the back are somewhat covered you can still see most of them.

Yeah, you're right about that. To me, that Terminator is the most important character from that entire franchise

If I had all the Colonial Marines I would try something similar with them.

karamazov80 said:

I used to think 3 was the max I would want, but when I put 5 in there in a V-pattern, I actually liked it more than just having 3.

It is true you can't admire the entire figures completely, but I still dig it more.

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That is amazing mate, just wondering how I'm gonna fit Hulk into a formation like that

Ninjaknight said:

That is amazing mate, just wondering how I'm gonna fit Hulk into a formation like that

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you can just lower the shelves using a ubolt

https://www.sideshowcollectors.com/forums/showthread.php?t=89443

One figure per shelf for me. I'm very minimalistic & like each shelf being the focus of that one figure.