NEW PRODUCT: SA Toys: 1/6 Dark ROCK Suit/Heavy Duty Rivet Locomotive Dress/Secret Agent Combat Suit (NSFW?)

Brand, : SA Toys
Name：Dark ROCK Set Detachable long skirt.
Scale：1/6
No. SA047
Material：Cloth / imported eco-friendly leather (non-dyeing anti-aging).
Release date：goods in stock.
Notice：The Figure and weapon and shoes are not included.
List：Collar * 1
Long sleeved mesh * 1
Bra * 1
Shorts * 1
Detachable gothic dress * 1"















Brand, : SA Toys
Name：Heavy Industry Riveted Locomotive One Piece Set.
Scale：1/6
No. SA045
Material：imported eco-friendly leather (non-dyeing anti-aging).
Release date：goods in stock.
Notice：The Figure and weapon and shoes are not included.
List：Tight leather skirt * 1
Sleeve * 2
Belt * 1
Leather socks * 2
Thong * 1














Brand, : SA Toys
Name：female agent functional combat suit..
Scale：1/6
No. SA049A/B/C
Material：Cloth / imported eco-friendly leather (non-dyeing anti-aging).
Release date：goods in stock.
Notice：The Figure and weapon and shoes are not included.
List：Bra * 1
Belt * 1
Long skirt * 1













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Collect them all and you can have the leather-clad squad... Striking but too impractical and too specifically fetish for my taste. Worse, they come with such youthful and at the same time anime heads. Only the first blonde head (SA047) looks realistic enough.

GubernatorFan wrote:Collect them all and you can have the leather-clad squad... Striking but too impractical and too specifically fetish for my taste. Worse, they come with such youthful and at the same time anime heads. Only the first blonde head (SA047) looks realistic enough.

Agreed, except the heads are all old and not included.

SA049-B could work for some kind of Yennefer or other fantasy sorceress maybe.

I'm out of touch with the current Railway Express fashion. Honestly though, I really wish they would fix the translator and stop calling these locomotive dress. At least it's not the Jihad pontiff I guess.

I have finally learned to re-translate the translation. Apparently "locomotive" = "motorcycle."

Fun sets with all the rivets, but in my experience, the rivets invariably pop out or fall off of 1/6 outfits. Indeed, expensive steampunk, post-apocalyptic, or biker-chic outfits, in my experience, shed rivets almost as readily as playliine fairy dolls shed glitter.

If someone wore something like this (with the long "skirt" especially) on a motorcycle, it would be highly impractical. I've seen people wear some pretty stupid stuff on motorcycles (flip flops and shorts come to mind), and I often think about what would happen if they dumped their bike and "slid" on gravel or pavement -- they'd either be killed or have serious and permanent damage and scarring, all so they could look "cool" or "sexy". I get these are supposed to be mimicking "actual" (or possible) fashions, but honestly, most of these latest female outfits are dumb AF, and only work on the Runway. Honestly, if I actually saw someone wearing something like this in real life, I'd probably just shake my head and laugh.

Thanks Diana, I was probably rolling my eyes too much to notice the head sculpts were not included. If anything that probably "improves" these products LOL. Interesting thing about translation confusion. Now the whole "locomotive" thing makes more sense, although, as Mark points out, these are remarkably unpractical for motorcycles. I did put a guy in beach wear on a motorcycle once, but it was only because he was handy and we were checking for the scaling of the figure vis-a-vis the motorcycle.