Instruction booklets and specs.
 

Hey,

I was wondering how you guys kept your TFs paperwork. Specifically g1 specs and instruction booklets. I'd like to put them in a binder or something. I'm looking for a cool way to do it.

Re: Instruction booklets and specs.
 

Sports Card binder would be neat, if they fit. Not sure if they do, I just thought of it now lol

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I use 3 ring binders for instructions and card backs from the CHUG related lines in page protectors and sports card pages cards that come with CW, TR and PotP. I have 2 binders that cover Classics/Generations lines, and 2 or 3 that cover G1 reissues, Animated, RiD, Energon, Cybertron and the first Bayformers movie.

Also have about 5 or 6 binders for Lego instructions, 2 dedicated to GI Joe and 1 for Marvel Legends.

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My instruction booklets are all kept in ziplock bags and organized by series (G1, G2, Beast era, etc) and in a hard plastic storage bin for easy access.

A few years ago i took all my tech specs from G1, G2, Beast era and put them in a binder. I glued them.to page dividers and put the dividers in plastic. I guess i was going for ki d of a "scrapbook" look but without all the fancy stuff.

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Are you page protectors like the pages you put magazines or photographs in? How many do you put in each page protector? Regardless of how many you put, I guess they would just all fall to the bottom of the page, right, in one lump.