Otaku-ism

Types of figures: Courtesy of a poster from figure.fm

Revoltech and Nendos are more like different line-ups of figurines. I can't really explain this well, I'm probably explaining it wrong. I'll do this later on. Lazy.

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EDIT: Revoltech are similar to figma, but significantly better (imo). You can take off parts and re-attach them with parts from other Revoltech figures. Spidey can provide examples of this. They're basically figurines with joints.

Nendoroids are miniature figures, basically.. imagine 'chibi'. Large head, small body, made to look adorable.

I read that "take care of PVC" article in the other thread, and learned some other stuff from it already. I think really right now the only types of figurines I know of are nendoroids and "PVC figurines" (Not sure if that's the correct name for them). I've heard the word figma a few times but not exactly sure what type that is referring to.

http://www.gundamplanet.com/ <<<Home page
Pre-purchased this the day it was available: http://www.play-asia.com/Dai2Ji_Supe...n-70-43vu.html
And I have a list of the figurines in my storage.

Although I'm a self-denying otaku. I do indeed collect a crapton of Mecha Collectables.

And my current wishlist only has this at the moment: http://www.gundamplanet.com/pg-gn-00...-0-raiser.html


It'd be the first PG (Perfect Grade) I've ever done and probably ever do since it's so damn expensive.

I got a couple of gundam model kits from AX last year. I didn't know how expensive the perfect grade model was but that's definitely gonna be on my wish-list when i go this year.

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Also, i think someone mentioned it already, but while SAL doesn't offer insurance or tracking or anything, no ones really ever had a problem with it personally?