21 Apr 2012 11:39:37
Yay she is finally here! Only Kyoko to go now~ Sayaka is probably my favourite character from Madoka Magica so I was really excited when she came. I didn't take as many pictures as I usually do, mainly because they take so long to upload and I am still getting used to my camera.
Her cape has a wire at each side which makes posing her more fun! The top is made of soft plastic so it is easier to pose her hands. The cape is removable - obviously because she has the other hard plastic cape- but her neck and shoulders look really strange without her cape, but her back looks nice~
Here is the hard plastic cape, it is still easy to pose her arms because it is quite high up and doesn't restrict her arms too much. The swords were kind of a pain because they fall out their stands quite easy and I kept knocking them over as well!
I had to pose them like this, I tried to make it look like the main image as much as I could but I think I should get another di:stage so there is more room for the stands - they kept hitting off each other or touching the figures.
I think she might be my new favourite figure, she is so easy to pose and comes with lots of extras. I wondering if I should just use a white backdrop in my photos or should I keep using patterned ones because sometimes they look crinkly and it is difficult to straighten it out such as the backdrop I used - it was a tablecloth and is was folded for a long time, I tried to hide the crinkles as much as I could!
Her cape has a wire at each side which makes posing her more fun! The top is made of soft plastic so it is easier to pose her hands. The cape is removable - obviously because she has the other hard plastic cape- but her neck and shoulders look really strange without her cape, but her back looks nice~
Here is the hard plastic cape, it is still easy to pose her arms because it is quite high up and doesn't restrict her arms too much. The swords were kind of a pain because they fall out their stands quite easy and I kept knocking them over as well!
I had to pose them like this, I tried to make it look like the main image as much as I could but I think I should get another di:stage so there is more room for the stands - they kept hitting off each other or touching the figures.
I think she might be my new favourite figure, she is so easy to pose and comes with lots of extras. I wondering if I should just use a white backdrop in my photos or should I keep using patterned ones because sometimes they look crinkly and it is difficult to straighten it out such as the backdrop I used - it was a tablecloth and is was folded for a long time, I tried to hide the crinkles as much as I could!
