Can I tag action figures by variant, edition size, and condition on VeloCMS?
Yes. VeloCMS's MIB archive post type includes dedicated fields for manufacturer and line (from a controlled taxonomy covering Hasbro GI Joe Classified, Hasbro Star Wars Black Series, Mattel Hot Wheels, NECA, McFarlane Toys, Funko Pop, Super7, Bandai S.H.Figuarts, and all major lines), variant designation (first-print, running change, store exclusive, chase variant, Super Treasure Hunt), condition description using collector vocabulary (MOC, MIB, C9, C8, AFA grade with decimal notation), edition size for designer toys and limited runs, and a price-comp tracker documenting recent completed sales. Each field is structured for JSON-LD schema.org output so your archive surfaces in LLM search results when a collector searches for a specific variant.
How does AFA cert lookup work in the archive?
The AFA cert field in VeloCMS's MIB archive post type captures the grade (0–100 scale with decimal — AFA 85 NM+, AFA 90 NM/MT, AFA 95 MT), the cert number with a linkage field to the AFA database for verification, and the grading date. The documentation distinguishes a verified AFA grade from an unverified seller claim — the cert number that buyers can cross-reference independently is what makes the archive credible rather than self-reported. For non-graded raw examples, the condition description field uses the MOC/MIB/C-scale vocabulary the collector community uses rather than a generic five-point dropdown.
Does VeloCMS support a LEGO set completion tracker?
Yes. VeloCMS's LEGO set completion log post type structures each set as a documented record: set number with Bricklink catalog reference, theme and sub-theme designation, release year, official piece count with known discrepancy documentation, minifig roster with individual condition ratings (printing quality, accessories completeness, set-exclusive flag), sticker-applied status with sticker-sheet photograph, missing-piece tracker with LEGO replacement service ticket documentation, and sealed versus opened status. The polybag log documents GWP and promotional polybags with their specific promotional condition. All fields are indexed for search engine discovery.
Can I track designer-toy edition sizes and artist attribution?
Yes. VeloCMS's designer-toy shop post type includes artist name and studio with a link to the artist profile page you maintain on your site, production company notation, edition size with per-colorway breakdown for multi-colorway releases, colorway designation (standard, retailer-exclusive, artist's-proof, chase with estimated pull rate), figure dimensions and materials (vinyl versus soft vinyl versus resin, paint application type), and artist certificate serial number. The artist profile pages build SEO authority on the artist name so collectors find your shop when searching for new releases by artists they follow.
How does the member-only first-look drop system work?
VeloCMS's member-only first-look feature works via the BYOK Stripe paid membership tier. Subscribers at a paid tier receive email notifications 24–48 hours before a drop goes public — the full product documentation, edition-size disclosure, artist attribution, and a direct checkout link. The first-look advantage is what collectors pay a member subscription for: the difference between buying a limited edition at retail and paying secondary market prices for the same figure. The email delivery goes through your BYOK Resend key with full delivery reporting, and the checkout processes through your BYOK Stripe account at 0% platform fee.
Can I document retro-game cartridge grades and label variants?
Yes. VeloCMS's retro-game cartridge archive post type supports Wata Games grade documentation (seal grade 0.5–4.0 and box grade 1.0–10.0), population report data from the Wata registry, hang-tab variant identification (the production code on the cart board, the hang-tab configuration that distinguishes print variants), and a high-resolution label scan gallery. Each cartridge record includes game title and platform, variant designation, and secondary market price-comp data. The documentation that distinguishes a first-print sealed NES cartridge from a third-print example — the specific production details that the Wata grade alone doesn't capture — has a structured home in VeloCMS.
How does blind box chase tracking work for designer toy series?
VeloCMS's blind box series documentation posts track collector-submitted pull rates for chase figures in a series. A twelve-figure series with a standard chase at one-in-twelve and a secret chase at one-in-seventy-two can document the pull rate data from your readership's submitted results — building the community reference that other collectors consult when deciding how many boxes to buy. The series tracking post links to individual product posts for each standard figure and the chase variants, creating a structured catalog of the complete series with documented pull rates rather than estimates from the manufacturer's promotional materials.
What theme works best for a toy collection archive or designer-toy shop?
Manifesto Black — high-contrast editorial black, sharp typography, case-collector aesthetic — is the primary recommendation for action figure collectors, MIB archivists, and designer-toy resellers who want their documentation to have the visual authority the collector community respects. For designer-toy shops with a fashion-editorial or vinyl-figure-art aesthetic, Velvet Editorial (Cormorant Garamond italic, editorial magazine layout) provides the luxury presentation that matches high-end designer-toy positioning. Both themes are free on all plans. See the full gallery at /themes.