NEW PRODUCT: 3YS YS001 1/6 Scale Red Dragon

3YS YS001 1/6 Scale Red Dragon

Features
1. Eye pressing light
2. Weapon inductive lighting
3. The product package can be assembled as 1 / 1 shoulder armor
4. Multiple skin sticking + embossing processes, multiple metal materials, strong texture

Equipment:
Crown * 1 (light on)
Shoulder armor * 2
Breastplate * 1
Bundle wrist * 2
Hand type * 4
Skirt armor * 1
Riding boots * 2
Double sided cloak * 1
Black bottomcoat * 1
1 / 6 female body * 1
Weapons:
Red dragon shield * 1 (Tiepi)
Single hand hammer * 1 (light on)
Accessories:
Shengguang three purpose hook * 1 (weapon switch + shield fixing tool + head battery replacement tool)
Special shoulder connector * 2 (increase the range of shoulder armor)
Pure copper pin * 2
















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Another world of warcraft figure! Blood elf paladin? Wonder why they photoshopped that head.

Really? I thought World of Warcraft has more intricate and believable costumes and characters. Or maybe I'm thinking about the movie. Or something else entirely? (I really know next to nothing about most games.) At any rate, it is someone to interact with the High Priestess figure.

I'm pretty sure it's one variation or another of a blood elf paladin from in game. There are so many armor combinations, but the colors track with the blood elf paladins. They tend to be more cartoony and animated in the game than it was for the movie.

csyeung wrote:I'm pretty sure it's one variation or another of a blood elf paladin from in game. There are so many armor combinations, but the colors track with the blood elf paladins. They tend to be more cartoony and animated in the game than it was for the movie.

Oh I bet. I have seen a very early version of the game, ages ago. Then the movie, which I kinda liked, for what it was (seems rare that a movie based on a game can be good).

Would've at least considered getting this if that head sculpt was real.

So is it coming with a blond head, but the head isn't finalized, or they just threw a random blond pic in and it doesn't come with an unmasked head?

brazybear wrote:Would've at least considered getting this if that head sculpt was real.

I just noticed the last part of your animation that your avatar punches herself in her head heh.

Kallor8 wrote:So is it coming with a blond head, but the head isn't finalized, or they just threw a random blond pic in and it doesn't come with an unmasked head?

I don't think it comes with a regular headsculpt. That promo pic looks like a photo photoshopped in. From what I understand from the description is that the packaging box can fold into that 1:1 shoulder Armor, presumably for you to cosplay in? with one piece of shoulder armor?

Yea I think that's a real person's head photoshopped in, the parts list doesn't seem to include an actual head.

This whole listing was confusing AF to me as I was putting it up. Not sure if it's just a costume accessory set or a complete figure. Google Translation is always funky.


By the way, Craig, is your new Wonder Woman avatar your work? (Was the Selene also yours?)

Stryker2011 wrote:This whole listing was confusing AF to me as I was putting it up. Not sure if it's just a costume accessory set or a complete figure. Google Translation is always funky.


By the way, Craig, is your new Wonder Woman avatar your work? (Was the Selene also yours?)

There is a body included on the packing list, but yea this figure screams someone just slapped everything in photoshop last minute to see if there's interest haha.

Yea I painted both these images recently. I took a cue from you and started to switch up the avatars for fun haha. Since halloween is done, thought I'd switch it back to something less halloween-ish.

csyeung wrote:Yea I painted both these images recently. I took a cue from you and started to switch up the avatars for fun haha. Since halloween is done, thought I'd switch it back to something less halloween-ish.

Awesome stuff.

Stryker2011 wrote:

Awesome stuff.

Thanks!

Beautiful work, Craig!

GubernatorFan wrote:Beautiful work, Craig!

Thanks!