Software for Action Figure Collectors

[MentalIlness]

Does anyone know where I can find good software freeware/shareware it doesnt matter.

There used to be one called ActionFigureVault from Figurerealm. But it seems it is no longer available.

So does anyone know of any good toy collecting software ? Mostly for action figures and things like that.

Basically need to keep track of my collections that I have.

Something like this would be great....

 

[lxskllr]

Spreadsheet or database is what I'd use. That way you could make exactly like you want.

 

[MentalIlness]

Well, I have always been more "hardware" oriented, rather than "software" oriented. And honestly, have never used a spreadsheet or made one. I have looked at them though.

Basically, I am saying I wouldn't know where to start with a spreadsheet.

EDIT: What would I use to make a spreadsheet ?

 

[lxskllr]

I like LibreOffice. MS Office is fine if you have that. For a database, you could use MS Access, or LibreOffice Base.

You'd have to roll your own by doing it that way, but it isn't terribly difficult, and you'd get the satisfaction of creating something that's useful to you. Hell, if you did a good job of it, you could release your templates to others in the community. The pay isn't so great, but you'd get the glory, and it's a cool thing to do :^)

 

[MentalIlness]

I like LibreOffice. MS Office is fine if you have that. For a database, you could use MS Access, or LibreOffice Base.

You'd have to roll your own by doing it that way, but it isn't terribly difficult, and you'd get the satisfaction of creating something that's useful to you. Hell, if you did a good job of it, you could release your templates to others in the community. The pay isn't so great, but you'd get the glory, and it's a cool thing to do :^)

Thanks

I'm researching that stuff now. I think this may be the way to go. :thumbsup: