11 Jul 2012 04:11:43
I apologize for being late here. My plan was to combine this blog with another figure. However, with the Snow Miku 2012 Nendoroid currently being delayed indefinitely (I haven't got refunded yet as I paid via Paypal, so I'm assuming that the figure will still be released), I might as well get this blog post done and over with (especially given how I may have a lot of stuff to cover in terms of Otakon).
With that said, two weeks ago, I received in the mail one of the last remaining pre-Otakon pre-orders in the form of Purple Heart from the Hyperdimesion Neptunia series. I'm sure a lot of people have seen the pictures of her already. If not, the shots that I've taken of her:
With the arrival of Purple Heart, it eventually led to me doing another round of rearranging my figure collection in terms of displaying them, with me moving figures between the shelves of one of my bedroom cabinets, moving figures from the Detolf cabinet my bedroom cabinets, and vice versa. With that, I created a unique theme for one of the shelves in one of my bedroom cabinets. In the back are my Eye Scream produced Sky Girls figures (as well as bride Kagami to fill in the small leftover space). Meanwhile, the front consists of what I refer to as "Team NIS", consisting of figures based on video games that NIS either developed (Disgaea, La Pucelle) or NIS America released in America (Atelier Totori, Hyperdimesion Neptunia).
With that said, two weeks ago, I received in the mail one of the last remaining pre-Otakon pre-orders in the form of Purple Heart from the Hyperdimesion Neptunia series. I'm sure a lot of people have seen the pictures of her already. If not, the shots that I've taken of her:
With the arrival of Purple Heart, it eventually led to me doing another round of rearranging my figure collection in terms of displaying them, with me moving figures between the shelves of one of my bedroom cabinets, moving figures from the Detolf cabinet my bedroom cabinets, and vice versa. With that, I created a unique theme for one of the shelves in one of my bedroom cabinets. In the back are my Eye Scream produced Sky Girls figures (as well as bride Kagami to fill in the small leftover space). Meanwhile, the front consists of what I refer to as "Team NIS", consisting of figures based on video games that NIS either developed (Disgaea, La Pucelle) or NIS America released in America (Atelier Totori, Hyperdimesion Neptunia).
