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Yup, I collect AC8's. Read the notes as to what colors they are. I have duplicates of some of these, but these are all the different types/patterns I have.
ANY AC8 NOT SHOWN HERE IS WANTED. (Besides Cobalt or Tan).
Enjoy.
Wow, I really hauled in the amiibos these past few months. But here are all the amiibo I have gotten since my last amiibo collection picture:
Olimar:
Nickname: Ant-Man
Imported him from Japan.
Bowser Jr.:
Nickname: Larry
Imported him from Japan.
Dr. Mario:
Nickname: Dr. John
Imported him from Japan.
Diddy Kong:
Nickname: www.youtube.com/watch?v=Am4oKAmc2To
I got him at the Toys R Us because he's getting pretty rare!
Mr. Game & Watch:
Nickname: Flat Stan
Got him from the Retro 3-pack I pre-ordered.
R.O.B.:
Nickname: Baymax
Got him from the Retro 3-pack I pre-ordered.
Duck Hunt:
Nickname: Dexter (I named him after my dog because they look very similar with the yellow variant)
Got him from the Retro 3-pack I pre-ordered.
Ganondorf:
Nickname: Ronin
I found him at Salt Lake City Comic Con and got him for only $20.00!
Been sorting my Lego, these are all the torso pieces I found. Minus star wars, pirates, and collectible minifigures, awesome to see some really old ones again !
Cameras for 35mm film , made in USA . The Automatic 35 was made from 1959-1964 ; it has screw and pin flash contacts , the aperture is set by photocell as shutter release is operated . The Automatic 35B was made from 1961-1962 , is similar , but with automatic aperture setting for flash , with coupling between focus and aperture control .
My Shonen Knife music collection... there's still a few albums I don't have, due to rarity/expense/just haven't picked them up yet.
Not pictured:
Neon Zebra - 45 rpm single
Space Christmas - 45rpm single, fanclub issue.
Ember Core of Edinburgh: (SG25 HYS) a Yutong GTe14, painted in dark grey and green fleet livery. It is captured here departing from Glasgow's Buchanan Bus Station operating on service E8 to Inverness.
© Christopher Lowe.
Date: 25th April 2026.
Ref No: NR/IMG0687D.
This open edition jewellery collection is inspired by art nouveau jewellery and available per order at my website:
emiliacouture.com/2019/01/21/titania-jewellery-collection/
The Classic Stiletto shoes are fitted for Inamorata only. They are available in 5 resin colours matching the Inamorata skin tones: Milk, Latte, Caramel, Chocolate and Coffee. The dragonfly/ butterfly ornaments come in choice of gold, silver, gunmetal and brass.
This is part 5 of my Winx doll collection! These are my non-Jakks Pacific dolls. As you can tell, I really like Jakks Pacific.
Les douze appareils photo en ma possession (sans mon iPhone qui les a photographiés).
Cinq numériques :
1 - Fuji X-T1 mon petit dernier;
2-- Nikon D300, mon avant dernier;
3- - Nikon Coolpix AW110 pour plonger
4- - Canon Ixus 850 IS, un classique des compacts;
5 - Apple QuickTake 150,mon premier numérique;
Sept argentiques :
1 - Gauthier (à soufflet) un héritage;
2 - Brownie flash mon tout premier appareil (pour mon BEPC);
3 - Minolta SRT101 mon premier reflex;
4 - Canon EOS30 acheté juste avant l'explosion du numérique;
5 - Minox 35GT acheté à mon épouse qui ne l'a pas utilisé;
6 - Nikon TW Zoom 105 quand j'ai cru que mon Minolta était dépassé ...
7 - Konica 35EFP acheté pour mon fils qui me l'a laissé en partant du nid
This is not a professional or rare collection… just ones that I found where I have lived or traveled to (Japan and France), or received as gifts, and a few of them have sentimental value only to me, and are otherwise worthless to others. lol
basically top to bottom, and mostly from left to right:
- Some British pence, Mexican pesos, and a Canadian dime.
- US pennies - 1970, 1946, 1928, 1927 D (this is my oldest coin)
- a bunch of different Euros in different amounts from all over… they are all euros of course, but each country that uses euros has it's own version stamped on the back. Here I have some from France, Germany, UK, Neatherlands, and Spain.
- Irish 50 pense 1976
- Japanese 青函トンネル (Seikan Tunnel) Commemorative 500yen - Showa 63 (1988)
(this was a gift to me from Belle when we met in person when I visited Japan, thank you so much! This was so exciting for me!)
- French 25 centimes 1932
- Swiss 1/2 Fr 2007
- Japanese 10 yen - Showa 58 (1983), Showa 59 (1984), Heisei 1 (1989), and Heisei 9 (1997)
- Japanese 1 yen - Showa 35 (1960), Heisei 1 (1989)
- Japanese 5 yen - Showa 25 (1950), Showa 39 (1964), Showa 48 (1973), Heisei 1 (1989)
I think I mentioned everything. I have other coins, but they are mostly more of the same, or not as interesting.