Instruction Sheets

[Grimlock4Prime]

What do you do with instruction sheets?

I was cleaning up the other day and even though I've always kept my instruction sheets "for future reference" or whatever, I threw out a pile of Combiner Wars instructions. I figure that between the ease of transformation and the over abundance of YouTube reviews I'll never need them again.

Even some of my more complicated figures are at risk of having their sheets thrown out. I know the instructions for Toyworld's Devil Star frustrated me more than they helped. I'll probably always keep some of the instructions for the odd figure or two but between instructions and boxes (which is undoubtedly a topic that could have its own thread), throwing them out is making more and more sense.

[wervenom]

Sheet protectors/sleeves and a 3 ring binder for me. Same with Character cards

[Tonestar]

I keep all of my instruction sheets and bios in a plastic storage box in case I ever need to use them. Any collector cards I keep in separate binder and comics I keep in a separate box.
It may seem like a lot of trouble having them in 3 different places but it works for me, everyone's different.

[elburrito]

My rule is this: If it came on a card, toss 'em. If it came in a box, keep 'em and everything else including the box.

[CAF]

I have never even taken my instructions out of their plastic. I just put them and the plastic back in the box and shelf it. I have all my MP boxes for if I ever decide to store all my MPs or sell em one day. MIB isn't as good as MISB but what's an S anyways right?��

[Shockwave 75]

I don't keep packaging, so I clip & save any tech specs and the instructions and put them all together with others of their respective series and put them in a drawer.

[Sun Swipe Prime]

I keep them in a plastic bag along with the card. The plastic bag contains all the instructions and cards from say CW deluxes, or Generations, etc. I keep all the bags in a file box.