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man oh man would i love to have a nice comfy set-up like that! i have the square footage, but i have so many boxes strewn about i can barely move in there

 

i find it really hard to devote much time to making my hobby room look nice with a demanding 4 year old, a demanding job, a demanding wife, 60-90 minutes of commuting a day (ok, that part isn't so terrible)... it's hard to squeeze two short visits to the gym in there, much less organizing 600 or so issues of amazing spiderman

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Hey took some pics of my comic room...thought you may enjoy...

 

1. I just picked this up from the Purdue warehouse for...$20 :banana: Used to be for holding academic journals or something. Holds my comics very well...

 

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2. Close up of above...

 

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3. Some of my OA on the wall...

 

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4. Close ups:

 

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5. Another wall with a couple of sketches:

 

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I am just getting started on a room for my comics.

It will take me awhile to get it how I want it, but these are a few photos of what I have thrown together so far. :)

 

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Far away shot of a spare bookcase we had.

 

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Top two shelves of bookcase.

 

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Bottom few shelves of bookcase

 

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Wall shelves with some #1's on top and some keys on bottom

 

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Recently found this in the back of a closet. I originally purchased this in a comic shop in San Antonio back when X-Men #1 was released.

 

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Original Spiderman movie poster that I have yet to hang up.

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my original plan called for 1x2 pieces of wood, with an edge routed in them that is the exact same size as the edge of the cgc holder.

 

Well, I went to Home Depot today and was going to buy 6 ft pieces of oak or pine if they were pretty straight - well after going through stacks of both wood - nothing was at all straight. Home Depot has the worst lumber.. Well, as I was going through the isle to see what kinda options I had, and I came across primed 1x2 MDF with a rounded front. They were like 2.50 for a 6 ft lenght.

 

Best part about this solution - the mdf is more flexible than wood, and was a lot easier to use a router on to make the grooves.

 

I found studs and drilled right into them - you can use sinkers if you are going straight into drywall.

 

 

hope that helps

 

-Mike

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I could - but i dont think you would want to pay union wages for me to do that... lol

 

aside from the use of the router, its a pretty simple job. I had to set the depth just perfect so it just gets the round edge of the Slab perfectly.

 

I had a fun time doing it.

 

 

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