I wish SODO stands were a little wider. I guess they work well for flying action poses but if you're just trying to stand them, they just stand straight up with feet close together like a doll.

Is anyone going to use them in this new stacking method?

This post should be in the FRS thread, my bad. :lolol

Oof. Turns out stickering Dodo Magia and Kuuga Ultimate one after the other is a pretty bad idea if you don't want to hate yourself. So many stickers all over at weird angles. I planned on doing the boxes in release order, AI09, then Kuuga 2, then AI10. Since the Zero-One stuff tends to be more fun to sticker than Kuuga, I figured it'd be best to place Kuuga in the middle of the two. Unfortunately, I got so caught up in the passion of So-Do that I forgot about my plan, started AI10 immediately after 09, only to remember part way though Dodo. Unfortunately, I realize now that the final box of AI10 is Another Decade with the miserable looking face stickers, so I guess as long as I'm doing them in order of their place in the wave there's no winning

Stay strong, friend. You'll get through this.

Ha, thanks. Running into a new problem. I've got AI01-10, Double 1, ComboChange 1-2, Kuuga 1-2 and Ride Plus 2 all jammed into some space on a desk and a closet rack, leaving little room for anything besides So-Do. I'm really running out of room. At this point, keeping everything on display isn't an option anymore. I'd be curious to hear if anyone has any suggestions with how they store their So-Do without just dumping it all into a big messy bin

A couple!

(There was a brief pause here as I went to get a tape measure from the kitchen, realized there were some leftover cupcakes, and grabbed a cupcake while I was there.)

If you're okay with dumping them in a bin but want it to be less messy, you can grab some storage bags to keep individual figures with their pieces.

Or, if you want things to be a little better organized, you can get a figure storage tray. They're a tad more expensive, and the size is... a little problematic (SO-DO are not a common North American size), but they seem like a good option if you want to access your figures frequently.

(EDIT: The 12-compartment is almost perfect. Each compartment is 4.5", which is basically the size of a SO-DO. I'd feel a little better if it was another .25" high, but a basic SO-DO should fit.)

This is just a first pass! I'll keep looking, because this is a problem I'll need to solve for myself very soon.

Ooh, those bags look very promising. The tray are pretty great too, but with
(There was a brief pause here as I went to count how many So-Do figures I have scattered across my room)
a a grand total of 61 figures to store, that would cost me $297 to buy enough to store everything. I think $5 for 100 bags is a better deal

I don't think that math is totally correct. Assuming the 12-compartment trays can handle SO-DO (94% certain), you'd only need 6 trays. A 3-pack is $49.50. Shipping in the US is $14 for a 3-pack. To get everything you'd need for 61 figures, it'd run you $127. Still not cheap! But a lot cheaper.

Oh, thanks, I see the problem. Swapped a 6 and a twelve. Not nearly as bad then, but a lot more that $5.

On an unrelated note, getting back into Kuuga after taking a while off and strongly regretting skipping the Bluefin release of the Kuuga Rising 4-pack. Anyone pre-order an extra set they don't need or thinking about changing their mind on one they pre-ordered for themselves? I know chances are low but I figure I should still try asking

I also use the bag method and then store them in a bin in the closet.