I shouldn't have watched this review, now I want this figma too! Lanze Reiter is amazing! About the words you were uncertain: the knife/kunai hilt can also be called grip. For the piece in the leg, it is a sheath. The difference between sheath and scabbard, essentially, is that sheath is malleable, usually made of leather, while scabbard has a wooden core and is rigid (like the Avalon, of Saber Altria)... Sorry for the "smart ass" talk, I'm a bit of a...let say, "sword nerd" (almost a weaboo, to be honest, 😹), so I can get really excited about the topic...
A bit regret that when her first release I didn't pre-order cuz the paint is quite different from the official illustrations. It's been quite a long time since I bought the last figma cuz ya I agree many are sort of identical in terms of mechanisms, and it is a not a good trend that maxfactory chose to design the figures with lesser complexity compared to what they did in the past (what has amazed me in the past was the battle version of black lotus), but Falslander has brought back the great modelling standard! When I browse online I still find her shining points, so I still just ordered her recently at a slightly higher price but after watching your review I believe it's certainly worth it! Thanks a lot man!😄Hope we're able to see more amazing figures in the future, cheers
What you were saying about the second figure, I really di wish these designs that aren't based on anything came with entirely different faces and hair. So if you did buy two, one could be armored, with the short pink hair, and the second could have no armor, a different face, with long blue hair or whatever. Essentially, turn one figure into two characters to give real incentive to buy two, or to be more options for someone buying one. Same thing for that Figma Styles line too.
I'm technically, figma figures are very swappable in general. So you could do that with any figure really. I could use the leftover legs from this figure for Jalter for example.
I was debating to get Lanze Reiter or Bring Arts' 2B for posing use(I draw comics), and you just help me decided. Thank you so much~~~ I love watching your reviews.
I HAVE A FIX FOR THE BALL JOINT ISSUE. It's not the greatest method but what you can do is take a small piece of the plastic bag that the figure was wrapped in and cut a small portion of it off, enough to wrap the ball of the ball joint in the plastic and then carefully screw the waist into it. This helps bulk up the size of the ball and keep it held in the socket more firmly, however you have to take care that when posing her you have to rotate her waist very slowly, and as well also be slightly pushing in to prevent popping. Thanks for the review, glad to see I wasn't the only person who experienced issues with the ball joint at the waist. Mine too pops off way too easily, you'd think that after they made the prototype they would have rectified this because I'm sure the testers who played with the test figure would have experienced the same issue. I also don't like how the armor pieces on each side of her waist also are connected by ball joints.
@@drxwned7511 I think that would be a defect for the first batches since it was a very common problem upon the release date of her, I would suggest sending a a request for a replacement part to Good smile JP company that was what I did and they send me a whole body as a replacement minus the head, arms and so on.
Mine have perfect head never fall down, but half body fall down just when i touch it, but i used hair drayer and now is really stable, but be carefull, cause with hit hair plastic could expand too much
It seems that the painting quality of figma products (heavy duty girls) is not gorgeous. It seems that there are products made in China. It seems that the color of the setting picture and the product are too different.
I do not 100% recommend this figma to anyone. Most of the parts: i.e. head bangs, buckle parts and the interior feel delicate and fragile. Right now, the ball joints at the body part ruined my experience with this figma. I 100% agree with Dendrobium's sentiment. To anyone who have bought it or planning to buy, BE VERY CAREFUL WHEN CHANGING PARTS especially the body connecting the upper and lower parts. Take note of requirements to contact support and check for defects as soon as you get this figma.
@@therealPayne No doubt that's the problem and i became the unlucky person. There's no way i can contact AmiAmi support because i discovered the problem too late. All i can do is find a replacement for the ball joint (which is sold separately as Basic Joint Set (Black) and its sold out) or deal with the female part if the new joints do not work.
This maybe a old comment but I notice that I was not the only one having problems with the ball joint between the upper and lower body connecting snuggly as mine kind of fell apart every time I try to pose her in a more dynamic action pose, Worst thing was I found out the main culprit much too late when I attempted to warm the ball joint and forcefully plug it together and lost the ball joint as in it went flying who knows where... Luckily I contacted Good Smile Company JP about this issue and they were kind enough to send me the replacement parts as in a whole new body minus the limbs and such as they are fine as they are. Mine was the first batch's on release date as this is my first time have this badly of a QC issue, Anyways I just wanted to share my experience with Lanze Reiter she is amazing and beautiful even as a figma from I do recommend her as long as you take notice of any QC contact Good Smile Company JP as Cheng Yu mention.
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I shouldn't have watched this review, now I want this figma too! Lanze Reiter is amazing!
About the words you were uncertain: the knife/kunai hilt can also be called grip. For the piece in the leg, it is a sheath. The difference between sheath and scabbard, essentially, is that sheath is malleable, usually made of leather, while scabbard has a wooden core and is rigid (like the Avalon, of Saber Altria)...
Sorry for the "smart ass" talk, I'm a bit of a...let say, "sword nerd" (almost a weaboo, to be honest, 😹), so I can get really excited about the topic...
I need to take notes here, I suck so bad at calling out such specific words.
Sometimes my vocabulary is really lacking so thanks for letting me know.
I love the Figma figures bassed on some concept arts! A lame that are quite expensive u.u
True but considering that she is quite tall and comes with a lot of accessories it's somewhat understandable.
She seems awesome, mine should Be arriving next week. Great Review
Hope you enjoy it!
A bit regret that when her first release I didn't pre-order cuz the paint is quite different from the official illustrations. It's been quite a long time since I bought the last figma cuz ya I agree many are sort of identical in terms of mechanisms, and it is a not a good trend that maxfactory chose to design the figures with lesser complexity compared to what they did in the past (what has amazed me in the past was the battle version of black lotus), but Falslander has brought back the great modelling standard! When I browse online I still find her shining points, so I still just ordered her recently at a slightly higher price but after watching your review I believe it's certainly worth it! Thanks a lot man!😄Hope we're able to see more amazing figures in the future, cheers
Excellent and insightful comment. I see we agree on a lot of things.
Thank you for the feedback and kind words.
your review style is great! instant sub. so glad i picked her up preowned, im a little bummed about those body buckles not being painted!
Thank you, much appreciated!
What you were saying about the second figure, I really di wish these designs that aren't based on anything came with entirely different faces and hair. So if you did buy two, one could be armored, with the short pink hair, and the second could have no armor, a different face, with long blue hair or whatever. Essentially, turn one figure into two characters to give real incentive to buy two, or to be more options for someone buying one. Same thing for that Figma Styles line too.
I'm technically, figma figures are very swappable in general. So you could do that with any figure really. I could use the leftover legs from this figure for Jalter for example.
Entertaining review! You got yourself another subscriber, sir.
Awesome, thank you!
I was debating to get Lanze Reiter or Bring Arts' 2B for posing use(I draw comics), and you just help me decided. Thank you so much~~~ I love watching your reviews.
Thank you!
You are so welcome!
Nome desse anime qual é?????
I HAVE A FIX FOR THE BALL JOINT ISSUE. It's not the greatest method but
what you can do is take a small piece of the plastic bag that the figure
was wrapped in and cut a small portion of it off, enough to wrap the
ball of the ball joint in the plastic and then carefully screw the waist
into it. This helps bulk up the size of the ball and keep it held in
the socket more firmly, however you have to take care that when posing
her you have to rotate her waist very slowly, and as well also be
slightly pushing in to prevent popping. Thanks for the review, glad to
see I wasn't the only person who experienced issues with the ball joint
at the waist. Mine too pops off way too easily, you'd think that after
they made the prototype they would have rectified this because I'm sure
the testers who played with the test figure would have experienced the
same issue. I also don't like how the armor pieces on each side of her
waist also are connected by ball joints.
Thanks for the tip, also delicious nickname.
i have the opposite problem, her waist isnt sticking to her upper body. anyone know solution to this?
@@drxwned7511 I think that would be a defect for the first batches since it was a very common problem upon the release date of her, I would suggest sending a a request for a replacement part to Good smile JP company that was what I did and they send me a whole body as a replacement minus the head, arms and so on.
@@usagiyoshino2428 oh wow thanks okay
@@drxwned7511 No problem hope this will help other then that she is a great figure.
Thanks for the review
Any time!
I'm really looking forward to Ronin figure!! Are you going to get it?
Yes
Bought one to go along with the fate figures... I think she fits in nicely... More of less.
Agreed
Plus the figure mold "proportions" are quite nice
Hell yea!
Great review 💯
This vid makes me want to buy one too
Thanks! 👍
Just ordered her… cant wait should arrive in a week
Nice one.
after this review, I totally fall in love with figma
And so it begins... ;)
great reviewww can't wait for mine, did u also get the "another" version of Ichi with the badass EXride?
Nope missed out on "another" Ichi, did get the regular version. Also no ride, takes up too much space.
I pre-ordered the ronin, so i thought id rewatch this again. Might buy after all.
I'm pretty hype for Ronin
She looks so awesome, I want it so much
Hell yea
there is any anime with this character?
Not that I know off.
Will you get raphtalia figma? I think she's nice I hope.you get her and do a review
Don't have her. Not gonna get her.
is this from anime? never heard of falslander before.
It's based on illustrations by a person called neco.
Mine suck
Stand cant be use because the female part not fit
Ball joint in the body always pop out
QC issues really suck.
@@therealPayne agree
Rn im kinda scared when i try to push the stand male part because it can be damage the plastic on the female
Very disasppointed
Maybe i can help you
Mine have perfect head never fall down, but half body fall down just when i touch it, but i used hair drayer and now is really stable, but be carefull, cause with hit hair plastic could expand too much
@@82Valgarv thanks for sharing , but mine already fixed with some little bit love
Me slowly waiting for my copy to arrive......
hope you get it soon
😊
😁
Seeing this review.. I think it wasn't a bad idea ordering her today from Nippon Yasan :D
I would agree.
@@therealPayne Thanks for the review! :D
It seems that the painting quality of figma products (heavy duty girls) is not gorgeous. It seems that there are products made in China. It seems that the color of the setting picture and the product are too different.
I think it's fine, but I guess we have different standards.
I thought her name was German for lance knight...
I think you could interpret it like that.
I do not 100% recommend this figma to anyone. Most of the parts: i.e. head bangs, buckle parts and the interior feel delicate and fragile. Right now, the ball joints at the body part ruined my experience with this figma. I 100% agree with Dendrobium's sentiment.
To anyone who have bought it or planning to buy, BE VERY CAREFUL WHEN CHANGING PARTS especially the body connecting the upper and lower parts. Take note of requirements to contact support and check for defects as soon as you get this figma.
Weird, I did not have any issues handling her. I guess QC is vastly inconsistent on this one.
@@therealPayne No doubt that's the problem and i became the unlucky person. There's no way i can contact AmiAmi support because i discovered the problem too late. All i can do is find a replacement for the ball joint (which is sold separately as Basic Joint Set (Black) and its sold out) or deal with the female part if the new joints do not work.
Hope you get things sorted.
This maybe a old comment but I notice that I was not the only one having problems with the ball joint between the upper and lower body connecting snuggly as mine kind of fell apart every time I try to pose her in a more dynamic action pose, Worst thing was I found out the main culprit much too late when I attempted to warm the ball joint and forcefully plug it together and lost the ball joint as in it went flying who knows where...
Luckily I contacted Good Smile Company JP about this issue and they were kind enough to send me the replacement parts as in a whole new body minus the limbs and such as they are fine as they are. Mine was the first batch's on release date as this is my first time have this badly of a QC issue, Anyways I just wanted to share my experience with Lanze Reiter she is amazing and beautiful even as a figma from I do recommend her as long as you take notice of any QC contact Good Smile Company JP as Cheng Yu mention.
I agree figmas are becoming more expensive and too expensive to the having inconsistencies in the paint or not matching the model.
It's pretty unfortunate.