I LOL'd

S-S-S-S-Shana!!!!! (*´д｀*)ﾊｧﾊｧ

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Try calling their wholesale outlet (get the number from their website) and book the sets you want before you head over to the shop. Tell them which outlet you want to pick it up from, and when, and they'll usually have it ready for you. It worked for me the few times I wanted stuff from XL.

Kono yaro! Fusion[eX] wa oppai-otaku desu yo!

Shikashi, sore wa hontoni sugoii desu ne!

This post has been edited by jhcj: Jan 4 2006, 08:44 PM

Wow nice figures! Especially the Armored Core and MGS ones!

OMFG that's probably a few thousand ringgit's worth of figures right there!! O_O''''''''''''''''''

Dead link for me :s

Ii desho ne...being rich. T_T

OH GOD the Mai Otome ones are so darned tempting. GAAAAH~

Sigh...so many figures, so little money.

I havent bought any figures in a LONG time.

More pictars.

oe_kintaro, you should help get some kits for us.

Letting go of some gashapons and trading figures. Check my sig for details and PM me for more information!

Wow those Atelier Sai ones look decently made! O_O

Oo Saya looks gorgeous. If only they made one of Diva looking mean and nasty.

It is a Hong Kong based company dealing with video games and other electronic goods, although they also have toys and figures on sale.

Copy pasta from one of my earlier posts:


Gashapons refer only to those figures which you can get inside plastic capsules. Because of the fact that they're packed like that, naturally they'd be smaller. Of course, chances are you'd never get those plastic capsules here in malaysia, cause retailers often buy in bulk to provide complete sets to buyers. Therefore you'll get them packed in plastic wrappings.

(Note the box at the top of the picture, as compared to the plastic capsules for gashapons)
Trading figures usually come in nicely packed boxes (right infested?), but sizes also range. Some could be as tall as 8-10cm, but there are shorters ones as well.


PVC figures are usually larger figures that come pre-painted, and no assembly is required (again, usually). They are usually packed in nice boxes.


Resin kits are usually unpainted figures, and assembly is normally required. You'll need to assemble them, and THEN paint them.

Any other larger images?

Where did you get that picture from? Yeah it's cute alright, but I'm afraid I have no idea what that is.

Done. Information about gashapons, trading figures, PVC figures and resin kits have been added to the first post. Let me know if anyone wants to add anything else to it.

All Michael Lau figures are crazy expensive. Most of them range about RM300 - 500. Dont believe me? Check here

This post has been edited by jhcj: Apr 20 2006, 06:41 PM