Notice the "not aimed at crotch" angle |
Presentation means a lot here |
The resin is absolutely gorgeous. I don't have a ton of experience with resin models, but this one is far superior to what I'm used to. The cast is absolutely flawless. Only the McVey models I have rival this level of quality. Two torsos are included, one of which is dressed as in the illustration. The alternate torso does not have all the armor but is still clothed (to an extent.) The legs join the torso where the stockings end, so assembly should not require too much smoothing. The head is my favorite part, with deep crevices in the tousled hair and great expressive eyes.
pictured with the art card in the box |
The piece also comes with a postcard artwork prominently displaying the subject's crotch. Way to keep it classy, guys.
This is in contrast to the portion of the illustration shown on their web site, which oddly enough is the exact aspect ratio of a postcard in landscape. Oh, the choices we make.
Eye-rolling aside, it's a nice model. The attention to detail on the sculpt and casting makes me anticipate getting Monster all the more.
They make some really nice figures. The Flower Knight is my personal favorite, but I couldn't afford to buy him.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing this painted up.
Nice review, enjoyed it and the figure and presentation are really impressive...
ReplyDeleteThat's what I was saying with my criticism about monster; there is quality enough involved to make all that "fanservice" (hot anime girls spreading her legs) unnecessary. I don't mean it's wrong, I just say it's too blatant.