NEW PRODUCT: LUCIFER: LXF2310 1/6 Scale The Wings of Salvation (Raphael) (3 options)

Set A = $397

Set B = $367

Set C = $308




































































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I am in their QQ community group and they have shared few pictures of the real product. PM me if anyone is interested.

Looks cool, but you have to purchase A and B to get everything.

Stryker2012 wrote:Looks cool, but you have to purchase A and B to get everything.

Doesn't A come with all the accessories? B is the lite version of A and C is just the armorless version.

There are parts of these I like, parts I don't. The harp is neat, and the headsculpt is stylised but nice. I am not keen on the armour, even though I realise that's probably the main appeal for those who collection these Lucifer figures.

I also noticed the body they are using seems different and like a unique body just for the figure. Unfortunately it's also not really my thing as the bust is too large for my tastes.

That’s what I mean. The only way to get both the armored and armor-less version and even the harp is thru the purchase of both.

Right, you meant version A and C

Oops. Yes, A and C.

I like it - already have their other Angel figure. This one looks even more impressive, both Version A and C. But I'm not spending that money on these, especially having the first version.

Not my thing, but phew! What a ridiculously impressive release. I really like that harp display, though the armoured boots look a little misplaced. And displaying the armour without the figure inside looks a different kind of spectacular! Those wings are gorgeous and would give the boots a little justification when displayed with the singer set.

I like the armour design, but having seen lucifers quality before and the crazy cost. I'll be avoiding.

Anyone else notice the silhouette of another centaur in one of the promos? ‍�

I don’t see another centaur. Could be leathery wings or a tattered cloak; the shadows near the bottom are too dark. I also see a witch-like character.

Stryker2012 wrote:I don’t see another centaur. Could be leathery wings or a tattered cloak; the shadows near the bottom are too dark. I also see a witch-like character.

I also see leathery wings. Sadly I assume this means the character will be "evil", which means she will be scantily clad and bubble busted again. But we'll see. 
I initially thought we had already seen the witch character, but that was a different company. So... curious!

Very interested in purchasing any non-promo pictures?

Spectacular, but not my thing. I can only echo what other have said. Stylized but beautiful head, for example.

Yeah, you guys are right. I'm on mobile, so the screen is a bit small for these tired eyes! It does look like wings, having taken another look.

PHEW!! lol

Angelic horde come forth!


Yeah great interpretation of Cybernetic wings and power armor. Reminds me a bit of the classic April Laser Angel from back in the day.


Biblical accurate Angels next plz, as Ezekiel saw them on magic mushrooms.

Yeah, it's almost funny they haven't done "realistic" angels. I think...

gorgeous model!

dat price tho

C model looks like saint seiya's athena & pandora merged and the wings still looks good on C

and what's dat SSR means? gacha's SSR or something else?

Ovy wrote:Angelic horde come forth!  Biblical accurate Angels next plz, as Ezekiel saw them on magic mushrooms.

GubernatorFan wrote:Yeah, it's almost funny they haven't done "realistic" angels. I think...

You guys are so very right!  In 1/12 at least there's a company D13 toys that's doing exactly that, along with Demons from various styles of medieval artwork, saints and sinners, etc.  I'd love to see the same in 1/6.

These lines are pretty cool. Too bad there is nothing like that in sixth scale. Oversensualized cosplayers are just not the same thing.

With biblically accurate angels I didn't mean the mutant/genetically engineered human/bird hybrids, but those Lovecraftian, million eyed, animal headed, intersecting, burning, multi-winged wheels of cosmic horrors called Ophanim, which Ezekiel saw in his psychedelic trip and who told him to not be afraid.

(Of course it doesn't make much sense to produce Lovecraftian, million eyed, intersecting, burning winged wheels of cosmic horror in 1/6 scale.)

Ovy wrote:With biblically accurate angels I didn't mean the mutant/genetically engineered human/bird hybrids, but those Lovecraftian, million eyed, animal headed, intersecting, burning, multi-winged wheels of cosmic horrors called Ophanim, which Ezekiel saw in his psychedelic trip and who told him to not be afraid.

(Of course it doesn't make much sense to produce Lovecraftian, million eyed, intersecting, burning winged wheels of cosmic horror in 1/6 scale.)

I know what you are referring to (e.g., below, in "Byzantine" style), but I wasn't referring to this either -- just the stereotypical angels you might think of in western medieval and neoclassical art canon. They can have plenty of use, even as Christmas decorations. Also, it won't be so difficult to custom display them (or others, with some of their accessories) in a great many variants; on the other hand, making a traditional angel out of the "cosplay" type of sets I was referring to is a lot more difficult.

Here is a Sicilian mosaic in "Byzantine" style, trying to imagine cherubim, still looking perhaps too nice and clean cut: