yeah... she's really awesome, eh? she's got that "come closer if you dare!" expression that's simply irresistible

BEAUTIFUL Figure >.<
Good Smile did it again
By the way she is widely sold out, and already over 20,000yen in Solaris Japan

I'm still working on her props for photography, hopefully can finish it in a few days. The 2nd pic is just a test shot. I'm aiming for something warmer in colors to match her base.

exkurogane... imho the test shot has blurred out the awesome details of the god-arc weapon

too bad the panties are easily seen and you need to really get a good angle so that her posture looks sexy without revealing her panties (my opinion...revealing panties make her a bit not so cool...)

I had a hard time finding a good angle...

btw, you said widely sold out? wow...i just check on Ebay, average price at RM700 now...

This post has been edited by jason_tan1980: Apr 6 2015, 03:11 PM

nippon-yasan still has stock... ¥17,800: https://www.nippon-yasan.com/figures-god-ea...el-alencon.html

I assume it's not really the high demand, but low amount of stocks produced. Good Smile kept the amount of yield low for quality control, and it's not wise to overproduce given this is a rather expensive figure, not many people can afford it. Personally it's a wise move, im very happy with Ciel, i only wished the metal pipe used to support the god arc is wholly metal (or at least, the insides/frame is fully metal) so that we dont need another plastic support pole for long periods of display. Amiami and many more common/mainstream sites already sold out of Ciel.


And then you add in shipping costs... yeah, still rather expensive =/ But Solaris Japan is known to have preposterous prices

This post has been edited by EXkurogane: Apr 6 2015, 03:36 PM

This is really my kokoro no tomo yo!!!!! Actually got other illustrator and manufacturer la.

Metroll must be very happi
http://www.thestar.com.my/News/Nation/2015...ex-store-dolls/

IMO, the Home Ministry in general tends to do a few high-profile/somewhat attention-grabbing, but useless things per year just to justify their annual budget, but their Al-Quran Text and Publishing Control Division is a classic example of "takde kerja lain" ...The guy in charge even says this is not the first time such an operation was conducted, so obviously they only make such a huge fuss when they need the cheap publicity on how well they're doing their job...If this follows the tradition of all their other "major" operations, this entire issue will be forgotten in a few weeks tops...

I was actually expecting the reporter to add that he said this with tongue in cheek, but the reporter didn't mention.
He might have very well been joking but you can tell that GST-mania has really gone into overdrive when even dollar amount of raids also need to mention GST.

Well, if he wasn't joking, I guess it implies that sex toys are not zero rated goods...?

which shop is this?

i'm not surprised. i actually think some shops were kinda like asking for it by openly displaying such figures, don't you think so? what you display at home is your business, but displaying it openly in public is a different matter altogether. just my two cents.

import sexy figure now may consider as prohibited item + GST.
good luck.

actually these figures shouldn't be passing through customs anyway... but then again, malaysia BOLEH

I thought sex toys should be prohibited in the first place but since he's implying that they're charged with GST, then that means he's saying sex toys are legal.

Well, the problem with this country, if your religion doesnt allow you to own this or that, sure, no problem. But you should respect the rights of others who do not practice the same belief as you do, their rights to purchase and own something that is illegal to your religion but not to their religion or beliefs.

Anyway this is just the authorities seeking attention telling the people they are doing their work. It will be forgotted in less than a month, we hobbyists are not really affected in the long term.

bro... nothing to do with religion la. it'll be interesting to know which religion actually approves of such figures

but i see your point. that's why i say what you do in your house is up to you la... just don't display in public. what is seen cannot be unseen

Releasing on 23rd April

There is another option for some... graduate to non-religion based on humanism...