Arts and Crafts: Dart Tag Cupboard

(Link) Hey everyone! Time for some arts and crafts. Here, we shall be looking at one of the most common problems with Nerf blaster collecting, STORAGE. Yes, that dreaded word. And parents. :P

Since I was running out of storage space on the main bookcase area (N-Strike and Vortex), I cleverly thought of an idea to store my Dart Tag collection, why not the cupboard? Here's the gradual process photos, for your viewing pleasure. Might give you some ideas for your storage space! :)

The origins...

The haul, after my trip from Melbourne. Lucky find, that Jersey was :)

Fully completed. I'm rather proud of it.

Hope you guys like it :D

2011 Dart Tag Range Availability - As of 11/05/2012

The most sought out blasters by me, at the moment, is the 2011 Dart Tag range, of which never made it Down Under last year. Rumors have been flying around that this year, 2012, they are finally arriving here in S.O.F.T.'s homeland, Tasmania. If it's here, it's probably around the same basis for the rest of Australia. :D

Currently, 4 of the 5 Dart Tag blasters are readily available to get your mitts on :D:

Swarmfire (2nd Gen): $50 (Target)
Speedload 6: $30 (Toyworld)
Sharp Shot (2nd Gen): $15 (Target)
Speedswarm: $40 (Toyworld)

My good friend Neil, from Canberra & Southern NSW Dart Tag (Nerf Wars, HvZ), has intel that the Quick 16 will NOT be coming to Australia. Dissappointed. :( But, if you'd like to grab a Quick 16 and don't mind paying a little extra, I'd gladly recommend The General's Toyporium, who I have dealt with in the past, and offer excellent customer service. :)