Addicted to Action Figures?

Some people are addicted to coffee while others are addicted to smoking. Well, not this guy! I want you to meet Mr. Action Figure Man. No that’s not his name or alias, his real name is Charles Alleneck. Charles is an animator at Industrial Light & Magic on the 2007 live-action Transformers movie. He has worked on high-profile effects-heavy motion pictures such as Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones, Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith and Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest. He also appeared as himself on an effects documentary on the Revenge of the Sith DVD. As I stumbled on to this article I remember thinking of all the action figures I had as a kid which was like maybe 4 or 5, and at that time I thought I had a lot. Boy was I wrong! What makes his collection so amazing is how clean and organized everything is. Almost as if everything has its rightful place. Check out the photos below to view the monstrosity of Charles Alleneck’s collection.

To view more photo’s visit: http://worldfamousdesignjunkies.com/outer-space/most-action-figures-possible/

Photo’s taken by: Robert Scoble

I guess it’s safe to say that Charles Alleneck is an Action Figure Junkie who may just need an intervention. Whatever the case may be Charles has one of the most crazy action figure collections I have ever seen.

What are your thoughts on this mega collection? Have you seen any other cool collections, whether it be comics, toys, or video games let us know, just provide the link in your comments. We’re interested in seeing who has the biggest collection.

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Philip Defina wrote 39 articles on this blog.

Philip Defina is the Art Director and co-founder of Septagon Studios Inc. (est. 2003) and Work In Comics (est. 2009) He is a design junkie with a passion for contemporary and graphic arts, photography, and architecture. He`s also a contributing writer for the Septagon Comic Blog with articles that focus on inspiration, art, and productivity. He studied Graphic Design and Advertising Design and quickly became fond of the word KERN.

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