Majo no Tabitabi - Elaina - Artist MasterPiece+ - Witch's Clothes ver. (Taito)
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04/27/2023 As Prize (Japan)
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H=200mm (7.8in)
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The amount of detail is so good for a prize figure. Great sculpt on the face and folds on her clothing. I'd be fooled if it weren't for the lack of shading.
In stock @ Ninoma (MFC Partner) (¥3,800)
Product page : ninoma.com/sear...
Official new item , shipped worldwide from Japan
About 26 USD | 24 EUR | 35 CAD
Product page : ninoma.com/sear...
Official new item , shipped worldwide from Japan
About 26 USD | 24 EUR | 35 CAD
She is too damn cute for a Prize. Finally she arrives to my collection
What the HELL!!! Why is this figure so good looking for a prize figure? It looks like a legit small scale figure!
she’s crazy gorgeous irl
SOOOO GOOOODDD!!!!! For only ~USD20 this is unbelievable.
Yavimaya (눈_눈)
got her today and she's amazing, simply the prettiest prize figure I've ever seen, I'm blown away by the quality. can't believe she's just a prize! I highly recommend getting her ;v;
Received mine from Amazon.jp today. Absolutely beautiful for the price. Some expected sloppy paint in a couple of areas, but for a prize figure at this price, she's stunning.
Note for when putting her on the base- it's scary, but be sure to push the end of the broomstick on as far as you can. If you look underneath, there are holes in both parts that should align. The metal rod should then be pushed through both of the aligned holes, and will hold tightly in place. The other metal rod pretty much just rests in place under the broom handle. If done correctly, the whole figure and base will then hold together tightly, and can be picked up without it falling apart.
Note for when putting her on the base- it's scary, but be sure to push the end of the broomstick on as far as you can. If you look underneath, there are holes in both parts that should align. The metal rod should then be pushed through both of the aligned holes, and will hold tightly in place. The other metal rod pretty much just rests in place under the broom handle. If done correctly, the whole figure and base will then hold together tightly, and can be picked up without it falling apart.
oh my, they're something.