Full lineup or mini lineup?

[Suguri]

When you plan collectible lineups, do you prefer 5x2 (full) or 5x1 (mini)? Or both, perhaps?

...Because I like both!! Mini lineups are easier to plan out IMO, but I also tend to take advantage of full lineups with scenery and whatnot.

 

[Croconaw]

I’ve only ever had one line-up here on the forum, a few years ago. It was a full row of Lobo collectibles. I suppose I’ll go with full, considering it’s the only type I’ve had.

 

[lasagne_of_death]

I love using both! At the moment, I'm partial to mini ones but in general both! The only reason I have a full one right now is because I have two completely different rows, so it feels like I still only have minis (don't question my logic please and thanks).

I do have a go-to lineup that is 5x2, but I'm going to take a break from it for a while, especially because there's a relatively quick succession of events going on

 

[nightglow]

I voted for both. I like mini for patterns and I like full for no repetition set ups.

 

[BetsySundrop]

Full! If i can make it work. I love to have the top and bottom colors matching, so a full lineup of rows of moons, stars, crystals, or jellyfish with the colors matching is my favorite.

For Easter eggs- definitely full! But i don't care if the colors match or even go together at all, A
as long as it's 2 rows of eggs! And I rotate them out so they all get to be in the showcase.

 

[himekirako]

i like to do full lineups if i can! if i cant make things work then definitely a one liner, they’re cute!

i’m picky so i like it when the backgrounds match or there’s some cohesion to it :]
i also like patterns (alternating, columns, idk what to call it but i like having a pair, something in the middle, then another pair)

 

[g u a v a]

it depends! i tend to use both based on how many of a certain collectible theme i have

for example i have 5 plushies so a mini lineup works better imo. but for stuff like flowers i have so many i can use both rows effectively.