Haha, but i must admit that Revoltech Saber's face is cuter and its price is cheaper too, despite being bigger than figma's

This post has been edited by Exiled_Gundam: Jun 3 2008, 09:13 AM

Huhu, rather than cute, the figma version looks closer to the actual anime look of Saber

Maybe revo saber were out long before figma?

Hmm, weird... I think GSC got agents in several country, the nearest one is Singapore.

My first figma:

Oi, mana ada. I put back her pantsu back lah. Just the reflection make it like she didnt wear the pantsu Anyone try to change her pantsu to shimapan (striped pantsu)?

Hmm, for those who own Fraulein, are the legs detachable from the hip?

Wel, the figma joint fit nicely to PVC joint of 1/144 HGUC RX78-2 i used. For the elbow joint, i (temporarily) didnt use figma joint, instead use cuts of leftover runner from my kits. Heve to replace whole lower arms to enable usage of gunpla weapons
Updates:

Go here:
http://www.thefiguremall.com/figure/259

More details on Fraulein Haruhi additional bust:

The articles : http://www.sankakucomplex.com/2008/06/19/t...uzumiya-haruhi/

Figma Lelouch and Suzaku eh, yaoi fans will rejoice to have them

Its Tengen Toppa Gurren Lagann, the final version of Gurren Lagann (the one that as big as a galaxy)

I'm going OT, since this should be ask at Hobbytiam thread
Well, to begin with, revoltech and macross are both prepainted action figure, in which they require manual labor for painting(which usually done in China), while gundam (i'm talking about its model kits here), are made almost 100% by machines, in factory in Japan(didnt require as many manual labor as prepainted figure/action figure), therefore cheaper than action figure, despite the same size.
Then, for macross and revoltech, the reason why both of them have large price difference is due to the amount and kinds of material used to produce them. Revoltech are about 16cm+-, while Macross is about 30cm+- and also include diecast parts (while revoltech are made by pvc and plastics).
For gundam (model kits), the principles are also the same, more material used = more expensive, but for the price of average revoltech, you can get a gundam model kit that is bigger than any revoltech (coz plastic is cheaper than pvc)

As summary, price difference depends on whether it's prepainted or not, material used and size

http://www.hlj.com/product/KNM13489
^This one. But long ago discontinued. I even saw people put nendoroid haruhi inside it

Looking on how MF already show us completed prototype, I predict Kagami will follow the next month after Tsukasa

Hmm, my figma Haruhi's upper left arm paint also got scratched(although only a lil) after several time i move them. Hmm, but if at cheek, it may be just stain (try to rub it off with clothes), coz the face should be molded with the same color as the skin (meaning, the skin color is actually the color of material itself, not paint)

Hmm, most probably the paint from other parts scratched off to the face. From his clothes maybe? Coz I think the color of the clothes is painted

Use thinner for gunpla (Danny Choo did mentioned in his blog b4;when he want to remove paint from inner parts of Queens Blade Airi figure). However, take extreme care so that the thinner will not go over to other painted parts

This of course more expensive, coz larger than figma/revoltech (1/8 i think)
Non-unison version : http://www.1999.co.jp/eng/10072707

Haha, if the amount of material used are more, how can sell cheap. Furthermore it is an action figure. Action figures usually aare more expensive than static figure of the same size. Figma and fraulein can maintain their cheap price bcoz of their scale (1/11 to 1/12). Static figure of the same scale of figma/fraulein can cost only half of figma/fraulein's price.

Also, as long as the price is reasonable(taking into account the figure size, details etc), the figure will sell. For example, 1/6 Appleseed action figures. Their price (XL price) is about RM 450-650, but people still buy(sold out summore)