NEW PRODUCT: JxK.Studio (Jxk010) 1/6 Hairless Cat Sphynx Animal Model GK Static Decoration

xK.Studio Jxk010 1/6 Hairless Cat Sphinx
Model material: resin
Product size: 8.7cm* 4.0cm* 50cm
Product style: JxK010a meat pink
JxK010b skin tone
JxK010c marking
1/6 ratio
Cut-off date: May 10, 2019
Expected listing date: 3Q 2019

JxK.Studio Jxk010 1/6
Model material: resin
Size: 8.7cm* 4.0cm* 50cm
Types: JxK010a pink
JxK010b skin
JxK010c markings

Price: 148 yuan
Reservation period: Today to May 10th, 2019

Expected on-sale date: the 3th quarter, 2019






















#newproduct #JxKStudio #Sphynx #HairlessCat #feline #animal #accessory

Whenever I see these in real life I think they should have been drowned at birth.

shazzdan wrote:Whenever I see these in real life I think they should have been drowned at birth.

I can understand why you feel this way...any takers?

Ugliest thing I've seen in 1:6 scale in quite some time...

Eeeew... I think they managed to put in more wrinkles than the real animal ever had. The emaciated shape (which is accurate in itself) also reminds me of the digitally-emaciated Chris Evans from his first Captain America film. But no, I don't think either should have been drowned in a bath. You guys are so superficial!

"Come, Mr. Bigglesworth!”

I kind of like it. Just wish it was two different figures, with one lying down.

Stryker2011 wrote:"Come, Mr. Bigglesworth!” I kind of like it. Just wish it was two different figures, with one lying down.

So true. If they are going to make them statues, they really ought to offer them up in a number of poses.

Yep. And a third one walking.

Makes me want a Dr Evil figure.

CHEERS!

I had a cat like that a long time ago; looked exactly like the blue/white option up there...The only thing they really got wrong in the body is that Sphynx breed have a very noticeable pot belly/paunch. (They always remind me of the eye-less monster from Pans Labyrinth) For me, the abdominal region doesn't quite "hang" proper and is far too tight. I still think they're better than anything else I've ever seen regarding the breed though.

PS - Anyone ever interested in owning a Sphynx in real life, let me be the first to tell you they are absolutely disgusting animals (sadly through no fault of their own). You have to bathe them as much as a human child or else you will get grease stains on your furniture and anywhere they sleep and their poo smells extra bad because their bodies process food differently than an average cat and they require a specialized diet to combat that...they're just incredibly high maintenance.

awsd1987 wrote:I had a cat like that a long time ago; looked exactly like the blue/white option up there...The only thing they really got wrong in the body is that Sphynx breed have a very noticeable pot belly/paunch. (They always remind me of the eye-less monster from Pans Labyrinth) For me, the abdominal region doesn't quite "hang" proper and is far too tight. I still think they're better than anything else I've ever seen regarding the breed though.

PS - Anyone ever interested in owning a Sphynx in real life, let me be the first to tell you they are absolutely disgusting animals (sadly through no fault of their own). You have to bathe them as much as a human child or else you will get grease stains on your furniture and anywhere they sleep and their poo smells extra bad because their bodies process food differently than an average cat and they require a specialized diet to combat that...they're just incredibly high maintenance.

Sounds like my dog (an Italian Greyhound). Not the greasy part — but seriously high maintenance.

I'm generally not a cat lover, but these ones seriously give me the creeps.