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7388 Order of the Arrow Summit Circle Celebration Dedication of the original Treasure Island OA Ceremony Circle which has been relocated to the Summit Bechtel Family National Scout Reserve
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NIKON D4S iso - 25600 f/1.8 shutter - 1
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program - Manual white balance - CLOUDY
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flash - no flash flash comp - 0.0
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Beserker Musashi is alternate form of the Heroric Spirit in Fate Grand/Order, the game responsible for the next few decades worth of Figma releases. I got this over the Black Friday weekend, and I was spurred on by the fact this was on sale at a few places but the shipping annoyed me.
The prices on this figure must have tanked, as I got one from Nin Nin Game of all places, new and with the preorder bonus food piece for $67 CAD plus shipping, which is basically fire sale prices for a figure like this.
Definitely a different aesthetic compared to the Saber form of Musashi. I'm not sure I'd call it Beserker, but it's definitely more wild looking, with her sproking basically just a bikini with some leggings and some sleeves. I'd say that it finally answers the question of what's under her robes, but its' not like her Saber form was all that mysterious to begin with. Unsurprisingly she's a bit thinner than the source art. Sculpting work on the outfit components is very well executed.
She's also armed with Gunblades rather than her more traditional Katana and Tanto combination.. Nicely done faceplates are slightly different from the original set, but expression wouldn't suggest any major personality change.
Still loves her food, though.
Articulation is pretty average for a Figma, particularly one without pull down hips. The bikini bottom is a separate piece and you'd think that would mean a waist joint, but nope, or at least nothing useful - the ball joint that connects the legs to the body allows for the most minute of movements. There ARE thigh swivels, along with a chest level swivel and joints to move some of the bulk of her outfit out of the way, but ultimately she's the same as most Figma - dynamic poses are generally OK, particularly if supported by a stand, but she's not sitting down.
Paint Applications are gorgeous overall, with a lot of applications crammed into a tiny space. There are some minor paint issues such as masking errors and missed spots, but those aren't really noticable outside a Macro photo session. What IS noticeable are paint/decal chips due to either poor QC or rough handling.
Build Quality wise, generally straightforward again, which is good for an above average product like a Figma. Now, I don't know if this is limited to my figure, but the shorter Gunblade "hilt" that gets inserted into the scabbard was actually a bit bent, and doesn't fully fit into the sheath. I also found that the tolerances on the holes in the hands fluctuates slightly, and not all the hands are as secure.
Bernard Sumner leading the band through a great set of old, and a few newer New Order songs, along with nice group of Joy Division songs
Bernard Sumner guiando a la banda por unas canciones viejas, y algunas nuevas de New Order, junto con más que sólo algunas canciones de Joy Division.
Hintergründe des New Order Konzerts am 17.10.2011 in der Brüsseler Ancienne Belgique unter www.pretty-paracetamol.de/blog/
Crossing the tracks between Fishing Boat Harbour and the Esplanade Park.
Fremantle, Western Australia
The Keepers: The Order's Last Secret is now available for download on We Should Play!
The idea is fun and simple: The Order’s most closely-guarded secret sleeps deep beneath the ancient Spanish streets. What lies within this mysterious box?
Here's a screenshot
Download The Keepers: The Order's Last Secret on We Should Play!
Hamilton's Bawn Silver Band in fine tune as usual. 2005 was a scorcher of a Twelfth so the jackets were left behind.
This set tries to catch some beautiful views from this quite modern and confortable city in the heart of Europe. I don't know if they could transmit something to you... I need your feedback. Thanks
exhibition: Place@Space (re)shaping everyday life
location: Z33 (Hasselt)
Order & Chaos - Silvio Mondino & Paola Rigamonti www.limiteazero.com
Created in JWildfire 3.1, JWildfire is a fractal flame creation program, is free and open source and available here: www.andreas-maschke.com