Figma Miyafuji Yoshika
A gorgeous figma, but with some flaws, the biggest being paint transfer from her Striker Unit and from her gun. Posing her using those accessories is much harder than it should be, since you don't want them to touch her directly. Also, her tail broke :( I'm quite confident that I didn't mishandle it, no excessive use of force or anything. I have since repaired it as well as I could, but it still irks me.
I've written something that could be called a review here. As if anyone would like to read my incoherent ramblings...
I'll shut up now, and just show some photos instead.
No photoshopping or other special effects, only "normal effects" ^_^;
I really wanted to take some outdoor photos with her flying, but it has been way too windy around here lately :|
nice!
you have a lot of figmas!
"boobies!"
This pose! You legend ;D
ooooo i like this idea i put mine on the stand but i might have to try :)
I actually don't have any way of suspending her like that yet, I just held her up for the photo :P I also have to figure out something to stop the paint transfer from her striker unit, don't want (worse) black rings on her legs.
I enjoyed your review! Too bad this one has some real bad issues, will erase it from my wishlist... u_u
Wow, you read my poor excuse of a review? :P
Yeah, all the problems were kind of a letdown, but I'm still glad I got her.
I would still buy her too~ ;)
Yoshika sadly suffers the most from paint transfer due to the matte paint they used for her painting her clothing and striker unit. You'll also want to check for paint transfer scratches along the right side of her body if you pose her a lot with the rifle. I'm currently researching solutions to the paint transfer issue on the striker unit, but have no idea other than perhaps a light gloss painting over her clothes for the rifle paint transfer =_=
There's also paint transfer from the switchable body on the inside of her clothing, but since that's out of view normally it's not that big of a deal. And yeah, the weapon staining her shirt is a problem. Applying a thin, transparent layer of some kind (Paint? Lacquer? My experience with these things is limited.) to the rifle itself would prevent transfer in theory, but if it's feasible is another question. It may be hard because of the detailing.