Some form of Online checklist
 

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

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

http://www.thetechnodrome.com/forums...pic.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.

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.

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...

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.

Yea..thatd be great!

I for sure would love one!