Good day jeb86home,

I have the gold and silver T2 Box sets, but didn't know that there was a blue and bronze the Japanese version looks good.

Lovely collection there friend and thank you for sharing with the forum.

I shall be placing photo's of my collection on this site, as soon as things are finished.
Before and after photo's of the whole of my home project.

Grateful Regards

My collection is done alphabetically, same with my ceds. Didnt see a point to seperate into p&s and wide screen.

I actually found out that there were blue and red ones on this site. since finding out, i had seen a blue one on ebay but it was way overpriced. finally found one and i'm pretty sure i ended up getting it for around $20. same with the red one, someone on ebay put it up and i got it for $20-25 the red one i have is the only one i've ever seen a picture of, so until i got it i wasn't even sure they actually existed. The japanese one is pretty awesome, someone on the page info on the main site said that its a more complete set, and that is true. it's the same size, but more full because it has an extra disc and a much larger booklet. T2 has always been one of my favorite movies, so i kind of made it a personal quest to try to find all of them lol. glad you enjoyed them!

Evening jeb86home,

If I don't purchase the blue & bronze version, I may just purchase The Japanese version especially as it has the extra content. . . . .

I understand your fondness of certain titles, as I must admit that I have all the versions of Armageddon, ID4 and a few more.

It's all good fun

Sincere Regards

I really like the other storage units that other folks have posted. Lots of great ideas and everyone is so tidy and careful with their collections which I really respect.

A few pics of my main storage units:

Here is the first cabinet that was built - which holds about 2000 LDs.
I'll probably use the middle section to display maybe a few box sets or really special laserdisc memorabilia in the future:


In the same room I added a second shelving unit which holds a further 1000 LDs:


In another room where I watch TV and laserdisc, I added an identical open shelving unit as above:

I am fond of the alphabet and storing vertically; preferably in protective sleeves. I recommend this to others as well

Great to display collections.

SWEET cabinet/shelving!!

Wow, I can't even imagine watching CEDs on a modern big-screen LCD. Sounds like torture.
No really, how many of them skip/are unplayable?

Anyway, to answer the question, I don't have enough to really organize them yet. Maybe someday.

Well at first it was a huge PITA running the CED player straight to the tv gave lots of black screens. Now it's running through the Yamaha AVR and upconverting it to the 60" plasma. As far the discs themselves.... pre run them and they are generally fine. The worst was Tron, had to prerun it 3 times before it was glitch free.

Most of my Laserdiscs are arranged alphabetically & stored in record cases while my boxsets such as The Indiana Jones Trilogy (PAL) are stored separately.