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Bumblebee Brickheadz Assembled ...

Bumblebee Brickheadz Assembled

Photo-A-Day 2.0 #02434

I said I was going to build the Bumblebee Brickheadz soon so that I could display it in my office. Tonight I brought the set with me to work so that I could build it. Now I have to get some room on my computer to display it with the other larger Bumblebee set.

Didn't sleep well today. So I got up and tackled the buckets that I had brought down from the attic. These are the boxes that I had packed up with all the knick-knacks I used to have on my desk at work years ago. So I went through the boxes and I found the remaining Transformers that I'm going to sell to Double Midnight. I also found a bunch of other things and I separated everything into different boxes.

I found G.I. JOE stuff for my friend Ken. I also found Star Wars stuff for my cousin's son, Danny. My friend Marybeth has a son, Matty, who is very into Marvel and I put those things into a box for him. There are a couple of boxes for Savers and additional items that I want to sell. This week I will take a look at more things in the attic for my different boxes. 

I did find a bunch of Transformers related items and I'll put many back into storage but for some little figures I have another plan. I hope I can get it completed before Friday and the Granite State Comicon. The figures are made from that kind of plastic that gets sticky over time. So gross holding them. I wonder if washing them would help, but I don't think so. But touching them won't matter for what I want to do with them.

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