The Yotsuba Re-Ment Project

All my Re-Ment are stored in a tub in individual plastic baggies which is not the best way to store them as it's hard to see what I have. I bought two Akro-Mills storage cabinet from Amazon.


I got the dividers as well to maximize the spaces in each drawer. At first I tried to organize my Re-Ment by sets but due to the large amount of sets I seem to have accumulated, that was soon turning into a cluttered mess. I wanted to be able to pull forks, knives and plates easily.

The only way to do that was to split the sets into its core parts and store them away that way. I was hesitant to do this as I would forget which came with what. In the end I decided to photograph the set before I separated it. I can always use the photo archive for reference.

With that decided, my thoughts turned to Yotsuba. Revoltech did an awesome job with her and she is almost to scale with most of the Re-Ment items I had. I wanted her to be part of each set I photographed. I tried matching each scene with her many faces.

I can't tell you how much I am enjoying this project. Yotsuba and Re-Ment go perfectly together! The photo archive is taking longer with Yotsuba in it but the images I am capturing make me smile.

The long weekend is presenting an opportunity for me to do as much of this as I can. It's great way to relax and I am hoping to finish more sets soon.