As a fellow figure collector, I’ve often pondered about what is considered acceptable within our community. The phrase "COULD" from the OCR seems to suggest questions many of us ask: Could this be allowed? Could this be considered respectful to other collectors? In my experience, the figure collecting world thrives not only on passion for the items but also on mutual respect and shared rules. Popular lines like the Black Series often have dedicated fanbases with specific ways to maintain collections, such as keeping figures in original packaging or not repurposing them in ways others might see as damaging. Collectors often form informal codes; for instance, trading figures should be done transparently, and discussions about modifying figures vary widely—some communities embrace customizing, while others prefer pristine collections. With Blokees and other unique action figures, collectors often debate the acceptability of displaying or re-purposing figures diverging from the original design. Engaging with hashtags like #figurecollection and #actionfigurecollection on social media helps stay updated on community consensus and trends. Sharing experiences with fellow collectors can clarify what is allowed and encourages respectful collecting, ensuring everyone enjoys this hobby. Ultimately, being part of this hobby means balancing personal enjoyment with respecting the broader community culture. Asking "Is this allowed?" is a wise approach, and often the best path is open communication with fellow collectors to foster a welcoming and enriching collecting experience.