Here are some shots of the room that contains most of my "Boy's Toys"...it also functions as a computer room:

This first shot is the corner of the room to the right of my computer.  In this shot you can see a pencil drawing of Bob Dylan I did in high school (with tickets to an upcoming show stuck in the frame!), half of my DC Super Powers collection, the shelf with my Mego Pocket Heroes and a few loose Secret Wars figures on display...

On the wall behind my computer is half of my comic collection (as far as boxes go anyway), all decorations on the boxes are my own original art over the years(ha), on the wall are two cork boards full of 90s vintage Star Wars figures and the shlef to the left holds a bunch of trades/graphic novels and some bobble heads and stuff...

...and the last section of the room...on the shelves are my Spider-Man and Superman comics (for easy access), on the wall is an autographed Bob Dylan album, some Dylan concert posters, autographed Stan Lee comics and the other half of my Super Powers collection.  In the bottom left is a Spider-Man night light.  The top of the shelves here are full of everything from a Care Bear figure to He-Man to South Park.

This is what I think of when I think of the classic Hulk:

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Unfortunately not the Leader, tho.

"Joe, your figures are screaming to be let out of their plastic coffins!!!"

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Nah.  I have plenty of loose figures.  Some (like the Super Powers) make really great displays in the packaging because the packaging itself is so great!  I still have my original Super Powers toys I played with as a kid.  New toys I treat on a case by case basis.  Some stay in the packaging, some get opened, just depends on how I think they look better.

JB,

Love that Superboy and Supergirl two-pack!

George, how long ago did you buy the Yamato? Have you ever thought of painting it?

I usually let my figures run free, but like JB I have that mini Green Lantern set (both of them) still in the box.