Some form of Online checklist

[Spitfire]

Does anyone know of a online checklist that I can use to keep track of my turtles figures?
Theres one for DVDs http://www.dvdaficionado.com/ so I figure there has to be one like this for action figures

[cqb101]

None exist that I know of......I'd really like to find one, tho.

[jestergoblin]

http://www.thetechnodrome.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=7910

this thread may help some...

[cqb101]

http://www.thetechnodrome.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=7910

this thread may help some...

That's cool and all, but I think he's looking for something more along the lines of the way DVDaficionado is set up.

[Spitfire]

Yeah I am I guess if no ones heard of one there isnt one. The only one Ive come across only lets you check off Gi Joes and Mac Farlen toys

[cqb101]

Yeah I am I guess if no ones heard of one there isnt one. The only one Ive come across only lets you check off Gi Joes and Mac Farlen toys

Ya, I know of the McFarlane guide(I used to have an account), but the GI Joe one is new to me.

[TMNTGal]

Well you can check out my figure listing and only print out the parts you need. (tmntdatabase.cjb.net) Other than this there are no checklists like that DVD place. Sorry I can't be of more help.

[TheCloneRanger]

I'm not entirely sure if it's what you're looking for, but one thing I use can be found at www.collectorz.com

It's $25, though. It's worth every penny, even at that. If you download "Comic Collector," you can input all of the figures yourself* (the unpleasant part), then track your collection! You can input prices, condition, whether or not it's in your collection, and even put pictures with each entry. I use it to track Star Wars, LOTR, and some of my replica props.

You can download it and make a couple of 25-entry "collections" to try it out for starters.


*If there was enough interest, I could probably go through and make a TMNT collection that you could just check-off, using the Official Site's image bank...

[cqb101]

*If there was enough interest, I could probably go through and make a TMNT collection that you could just check-off, using the Official Site's image bank...

I was thinking of doing something like that, too but I have no idea HOW to do it.

[TheCloneRanger]

*If there was enough interest, I could probably go through and make a TMNT collection that you could just check-off, using the Official Site's image bank...

I was thinking of doing something like that, too but I have no idea HOW to do it.

Well, I've been putting some thought into this...and unfortunately, I do know how to do it.

Just about everyone out there has Microsoft Office...or can get it. ;) Using Excel, I could work up a check-list of TMNT figures, vehicles, etc. It'd be stored on your local computer, though, not on the internet. I could even include links to the OS' write-up about the figure, and what accessories it includes.

I'll repeat...if there's enough interest, I may go on and start work on this with the new line. With less than 30 figures (guessing), it wouldn't be nearly as much of a head-ache as the classic line. If that goes over well, I could do the vintage. No variations for now. TMNTgal will have to help me if I go that route. ;)

I'm taking Database design now, so maybe someday in the distant future, I could work out an actual TMNT program, instead of piggy-backing on Excel.

If anyone wants me to make a check-list (including check boxes, release year, figure name, etc), post in here. We'll go from there.

[cqb101]

*If there was enough interest, I could probably go through and make a TMNT collection that you could just check-off, using the Official Site's image bank...

I was thinking of doing something like that, too but I have no idea HOW to do it.

Well, I've been putting some thought into this...and unfortunately, I do know how to do it.

Just about everyone out there has Microsoft Office...or can get it. ;) Using Excel, I could work up a check-list of TMNT figures, vehicles, etc. It'd be stored on your local computer, though, not on the internet. I could even include links to the OS' write-up about the figure, and what accessories it includes.

I'll repeat...if there's enough interest, I may go on and start work on this with the new line. With less than 30 figures (guessing), it wouldn't be nearly as much of a head-ache as the classic line. If that goes over well, I could do the vintage. No variations for now. TMNTgal will have to help me if I go that route. ;)

I'm taking Database design now, so maybe someday in the distant future, I could work out an actual TMNT program, instead of piggy-backing on Excel.

If anyone wants me to make a check-list (including check boxes, release year, figure name, etc), post in here. We'll go from there.

I'd love to see something like that. I could help out, too if needed.

[OA]

Yea..thatd be great!

[Spitfire]

I for sure would love one!

[TMNTGal]

Here's a checklist I whipped up rather quickly. I did not include thumbnail photos b/c it would be easier to print the list without them. I made a test print and it fits perfectly into regular sized paper. Here's a screen cap.

http://home.earthlink.net/~leosgal/Photos/TestCheckList.jpg

I included Loose/Complete and Packaged since many collect both. There's also a space to include the condition for each one.

If anyone has any suggestions to improve this list please post them. I won't include variations since it would take too long to print such a checklist. It would be a waste too, since new variations are always added.