Your Resident Evil Collection

[DONNIemo]

Well we recently moved to a new house, and I have spent the past week unpacking all my games again, anyway first to go back out was my Resident Evil / Biohazard collection. I decided to use my whole wood shelf for it Enjoy.

Also I bought the Resident Evil Wii pack that has The Darkside Chronicles plus a really good Magnum Wii gun and Knife. They are better quality then I first thought. A nice addition to my collection

Also added shots of shelf by shelf for closer inspection.

[William Birkin]

Yes, i saw it many times in different Biohazard books/guides, but it was very hard to find, the first i saw on sale.
I'll post some pictures next week i think, i'll show you the link of pictures as soon as they're done ;-)

[TheSelfishGene]

Finally, i managed to get the Biohazard Snowboard "Made in heaven", limited to 100 pieces worlwide (if i'm right).
Now i just have to get the suit that comes with, if anyone knows where i can find it...

Wow.
I didn't know if it even really existed. The one in the Bio3 booklet looks like a concept art.

Can you post pictures soon please?

[William Birkin]

Finally, i managed to get the Biohazard Snowboard "Made in heaven", limited to 100 pieces worlwide (if i'm right).
Now i just have to get the suit that comes with, if anyone knows where i can find it...

[Enetirnel]

THANKS for all the nice comments about my RE collection & 'Wings', my Husky hybrid ! ~ His dad is a Siberian Wolf/Siberian Husky cross, and his mum is an Alaskan Malamute/Siberian Husky cross. I wondered whether it was that mix that increased the chance of the Heterochromia.

The typewriter was a lucky find in a charity shop for £20

I need to update my collection album.....latest purchases include a rare strategy guide for Dead Aim, and the fantastic Resident Evil 5 artbook.
I have done scans of the artbook, which you can download from here ~

http://www.crimson-head.com/apps/blog/

It's a genetic trait, usually if it's shown up once or twice in either one of the lines then it usually will have a higher chance of showing up.

Of course, it can also vary depending on the amount of the pure breed mix between it.

It's a pretty trait, but with the higher chance of it also comes a higher chance of genetic disorders and as I said before, the most common one is deafness but it's really rather uncommon to happen if the dog has one one Heterochromia. I've seen some unusual mixes of it as it can also happen around the pupil or even shapes within the iris.

For instance, the colour could be say, white/grey/blue (classified more or less as the same) around the pupil but red outside of it.

I've had three Alaskan Malamutes, one whose bloodline was more wolf than Malamute than the other two and there were visible differences. Rocky (the more wolf one, his father was a pure wolf and the mother was half Malamute, half wolf according to the records we found on him - all of the Malamutes I had were abused/abandoned and we rescued, rehabilitated and trained them) and he had a hazel colour around the pupil before a warm brown, to a red outside.

In contrast to him, Zoe had black iris' with a slight section of white and Moshi had red to black irises.

My OES Harry had a sky blue eye and one of my OES at the moment, Henry has a striped eye that is blue and brown, whilst the other is a brown/hazel mix.

So those sorts of colour variations can be considered as traits (or acceptable eye colours' for official breed standards) depending on how they look.

Overall, with the breeding to get to the actual breed that we know today - there's been some genetic changes in them considering the origins of them, some could consider the Heterochromia to be a genetic defect, but most find it interesting to consider it a genetic trait that can be found more commonly in some breeds than others without major genetic disorders that can come along with it which is why a lot of the bloodlines for particular breeds are often tested, monitored by breeders and/or clubs dedicated to the breeds to make sure that dogs that could end up with a defect and be in pain doesn't get out.

Despite that, there's still some in-breeding lines and that tends to bring in Heterochromia with higher chances of deafness, blindness among other issues so some breeders are making their range larger such as the OES breeders here are now breeding with the American OES (they have more brown looking coats than the usual grey colour of the breed standard).

Overall, the ones I've found with more wild bloodlines usually won't have Heterochromia to be found often unless there's other things such as phantom coat colouring or other recessive genes that might have a higher chance of being passed on when bred with another of a similar gene pool but not related.

Hopefully that makes a bit more sense as I'm tired and kind of rambling here. ;

And nice, that's a good price for the typewriter. I had a similar model and a shitload of ink ribbons but I'm pretty sure my parents gave it to a family friend or something along with some mining gear (about late 40s or early 50s, perfect condition surprisingly) I found when we were digging on our property down in the Snowy Mountains years ago.

Mostly no idea why the typewriter was with it, I can only assume that part of our water boar was one of the old mining shafts in the region from before they flooded one of the nearby towns and flooded one of the old mines in doing so if my memory is correct.

[GEORGE TREVOR]

Heterochromia isn't unusual in dogs and some particular breeds are often prized for it (Old English Sheepdogs, Alaskan Malamutes and Siberian Husky are a couple of such breeds to name a few), however 5th is lucky it's only in one eye as it can also be used as a tell-tale sign of a dog being fully deaf as some dogs that have a different coloration can also be blind due to a genetic disorder and/or disease and breeders often use it as a marker for such possible issues when the eye is blue or an almost grey/white shade as that's the more common one to signal an issue if it occurs in both eyes of the pup when born.

Sorry, had to jump in. Rescue, rehabilitate, train dogs and I also specialize in the Old English Sheepdog breed and Alaskan Malamutes (more OES than AM though).

Plus, one of my two (one passed) of my OES have had a blue and brown eye difference.

Anyway 5th, loving your collection. Like the typewriter too, makes me wish my parents hadn't gotten rid of mine.

THANKS for all the nice comments about my RE collection & 'Wings', my Husky hybrid ! ~ His dad is a Siberian Wolf/Siberian Husky cross, and his mum is an Alaskan Malamute/Siberian Husky cross. I wondered whether it was that mix that increased the chance of the Heterochromia.

The typewriter was a lucky find in a charity shop for £20

I need to update my collection album.....latest purchases include a rare strategy guide for Dead Aim, and the fantastic Resident Evil 5 artbook.
I have done scans of the artbook, which you can download from here ~

http://www.crimson-head.com/apps/blog/

[Enetirnel]

That dog is awesome, hes beautiful.

Is it me or does he have two different coloured eyes?

Heterochromia isn't unusual in dogs and some particular breeds are often prized for it (Old English Sheepdogs, Alaskan Malamutes and Siberian Husky are a couple of such breeds to name a few), however 5th is lucky it's only in one eye as it can also be used as a tell-tale sign of a dog being fully deaf as some dogs that have a different coloration can also be blind due to a genetic disorder and/or disease and breeders often use it as a marker for such possible issues when the eye is blue or an almost grey/white shade as that's the more common one to signal an issue if it occurs in both eyes of the pup when born.

Sorry, had to jump in. Rescue, rehabilitate, train dogs and I also specialize in the Old English Sheepdog breed and Alaskan Malamutes (more OES than AM though).

Plus, one of my two (one passed) of my OES have had a blue and brown eye difference.

Anyway 5th, loving your collection. Like the typewriter too, makes me wish my parents hadn't gotten rid of mine.

[Branden_Lucero]

that is a husky trait. one brown, one blue. my husky is the same way. its not uncommon to them that way.

[DONNIemo]

That dog is awesome, hes beautiful.

Is it me or does he have two different coloured eyes?

[GEORGE TREVOR]

Most of my collection is in my photo album at my profile, but here are some old favourites, including my own very special Cerberus ! ~

[Sephiroth]

Well I caint belive im saying but I got a Moby Dick Nemesis Type 3 complete I bought if off Ebay it cost alot £538 ($724) but it was worth every penny just wow it's an excellent figure this might sound daff but he is the Holy Grail in the Resident Evil Collection. I was originaly trying to get the build figure but I found it was getting really hard trying to get the last 7 parts and then I found this buyer who had the complete Box Action Figure and we all know this one is really rare to find it was just pure luck. But for know im going to leave the build figure for know and it would be nice to compare both figures but that will be a while.

Feel free to check him out.

[Branden_Lucero]

received my t-virus/ anti-virus display. #026 out of 750.

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the files are over 2MB, which is big for a night shot. thus, i can't upload them as attachments.

[cyndercute]

Just bought some new stuff for my collection...MWAHAHAH...X3

A mug that is written "Umbrella Corporation" and haves the Umbrella symbol...;
A dogtag that says "B.S.A.A. Special Agent";
A T-shirt that says Umbrella Corporation Staff in the front and in the back is written "Back off, biohazard risk";

And that's it...X3

[the cure]

@the cure

I wanna see some pictures!

ill take some pictures soon dude

[cyndercute]

Me too X3

Ohh, i have RE REmake, RECVX, RE4, RE5, RE5 Gold Edition, Archives, Umbrella Chronicles, Darkside Chronicles, Dead Aim, RE 0, a couple of posters, a S.T.A.R.S hat...actually i had it, i don't know where is now, after i reformed my room i don't know where is half of my stuff, i recently found my long lost Sonic plushie...lolz
The newest i got was RECVX.