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Animedude35
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Haha I love this article, especially the NSFW pic, priceless =P And panty shot of Haruhi.
This is great, keep it up! |
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dormcat
Encyclopedia Editor
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After seeing the GK version, I no longer want to collect any Haruhi figurine in PVC.
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Emerje
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I've already got the Revoltech Saber figure preordered, I just hope she's worth the price increase, about 500yen more than the others.
 I wish she was the same size as the Busou Shinki figures, she'd look great next to the Knight Xiphos figure.
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penguintruth
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Hey, from where he is, Cobra Commander can get a good peek at Haruhi's panties!
Coooooobraaaa! |
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Ongaku_no_tenshi
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I agree. That figure of Haruhi with the guitar is simply a gorgeous piece of art. The creator who made that figure deserves a standing ovation for his work. Looks very expensive too, if it were to be sold, but worth it.
Lol. Yeah, I guess that's something that could garner a salute. |
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EngrishFan
Posts: 75 Location: Somewhere in chilly Canada |
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Ya know, this article reminds me of the first ep. of Genshiken. I can so see some hopeless sops being mesmerized by those glorious panties. (Sweet jebus, get it out of my head!)
Kidding aside, nice article. The whole effort-gone-into-the-panties section gave me a good chuckle. |
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Jadress
 Posts: 809 Location: Seattle. It purdy and nerdy! |
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I love toys, so this is a great column! Now if only that Haruhi figure wasn't so expensive..
I have a question for you, Adam, and maybe this could even lead to a new segment in your column. I was wondering if you could offer any advice for taking care of your figures- maintainence tips. I have a problem that many of the anime figures I've purchased over the years (the nonposable ones, usually with a stand on a base) will warp over time with gravity. For instance, I had an Anthy figure that was very simple, with a small metal rod that ran through part of her legs and attatched to the base. Over time, she leaned farther and farther back- I'd try and bend her legs the other way, but I was afraid of breaking her. Eventually, she was leaning back at a full 45 degrees, and it just looked awful. Any advice for this problem? ^^ |
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icepick314
 Posts: 486 Location: Back in the Good Ol' US of A |
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my Haruhi preorder dind't make the first batch so i'm hoping it'll be shipped on second shipment in April...
when i saw the pictures online, i thought Max Factory's Haruhi has the best face and pose...it just screams Haruhi... can't wait to have it in my figures collection.... |
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Jubet
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With each new article I find myself more and more intrigued...
I liked the news pieces were written, informative, fun as well as giving warnings ^___^ |
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TestamentSaki
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Ooooh... Pretty nifty. Really good detail... And the panty shot made me laugh
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Jedi General
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That's a nice Haruhi figure (nice panty shot too, lol). I think I just might consider buying it to add it to my super huge anime figure collection that includes only one figure.
 Tenma Tsukamoto (School Rumble) needs a companion, who better than Haruhi herself (since I can't find a Yakumo Tsukamoto figure anywhere -_-)?
I must admit, that figure that dormcat mentioned is pretty nifty. I'd like it better if Haruhi were in her snazzy sailor suit though. I also like the pose of the figure featured in the article better as well. It seems to scream Haruhi a little more in my opinion. EDIT:
Hehe, go Cobra. Must be nice. Last edited by Jedi General on Tue Mar 27, 2007 12:33 pm; edited 1 time in total |
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whoisfriend
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I have the Max Factory Haruhi preordered as well. I'll probably get it in May.
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adam16bit
 Posts: 4 Location: The Place With My Stuff |
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Great question, Jadress. As someone who has many, many toys in my collection from as far back as the 1970s (which, depending on how old you are, isn't all that far back I guess) I've had to deal with this problem myself. (I actually had a near freak-out last year over a piece I was particularly fond of.) Short answer: keep them out of the light and heat if you can help it, and rotate the items you have on display-- gravity will cause many items to sag with time. The long answer... well, I'll write that up in the next installment of Super Plastic. |
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Richard J.
 Posts: 3367 Location: Sic Semper Tyrannis. |
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Two things I have to say about this column. First, as someone who has only recently started collecting anime PVCs, I am very happy to have something to read up on what's hot and new. Especially with all the great pictures. (I'm getting that Haruhi but, dormcat, you are right. That garage kit was a masterpiece. Also likely fragile as hell.)
Second, you dear writer have earned my eternal loyalty for the use of Cobra Commander for scale. Before anime, my big obsession was and still is the 3 3/4 inch G.I. Joes. Hope to see some other Joe and Cobra troops showing up in this column. Anyway, great work so far. Can't wait to see the next one! |
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hamtaroboy2006
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I'm lovin' the Haruhi statue. There's a lot of detail there and it's really cute. I also love that panty shot.
 I totally have to get that.
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