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    Galactus - I'm actually primarily an opener. The only stuff I keep carded are the doubles of my Movie Maniacs. All the figures you see in the clamshells have actually already been opened...I just keep them in the packages until I display them. I hadn't really thought about what I might put up on the walls around the shelves / figures yet...thanx for the suggestion.

    spawnkid - yup, I've been playing drums for about 12 years. I also have a full acoustic kit I keep at my parent's house. I use the electronic set in my own home because we have neighbors that are very close to us. I hope someday I can sound proof a room and bring in my "real" kit [img]biggrin.gif[/img] And I like your "toy store" idea too [img]graemlins/thumbs_up.gif[/img] ...even though I open pretty much all of my figures, I'm sure I could achieve the effect somehow.

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    ah very cool. [img]graemlins/thumbs_up.gif[/img] [img]biggrin.gif[/img]
    Iv been playing drums for about 4 years. I stopped taking lessons though. but I do want to get an electronic kit,because they dont make as much noise.
    Good luck with the toy room!

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    yup, electronic drums are actually very quiet, as far as the actual noise level / sound of your stick hitting the pad is concerned. Let me know if you ever need any help or advice picking out an electric kit some day. I really had to "mix n match" components on my set to find the best set up....there are some great manufacturers out there, but there are also some AWFUL ones. Electronic drums are expensive no matter what brand you buy, so it's better to know what you are getting into beforehand.

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    hmm ok. yea usualy when I see an electronic kit its in the 1,000 dollar range. Il let you know if I need any help. thanks

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