NEW PRODUCT: YMTOYS - Hunter Series -- Sophia (YMT103)

Hunter series--Sophia
Product：YMTOYS      
Scale：1/6  
No：YMT103    
Weight：2 kg  
Material：
PVC /ABS/cloth/ resin   /metal          
Perorder is available before：April 10, 2024  
Release date：Q4 2024
Selling point：

Korean concept artist:Original works by Teacher JuYoung --Hunter Series First Bullet Genuine authorization
Adjustable Eye Head/Genuine leather material/Metal weapons

List：
REAL LIKE HEADSCULPTURE(Movable eyes/Implanted hair) *1  
YM steel bone coated with rubber female body * 1
Cloak * 1
Neck armor * 1
Shoulder armor * 1
Waist armor * 1
Belt * 1
Arm sheath * 2
Hand shape * 6
Legband * 1
Leg hanging * 1
Dagger * 1
Long sword * 1
Sword sheath * 1
Short sword * 1
2 long boots
Top * 1
Leather pants * 1
Scene platform * 1
Snake tube * 1


























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Looks good. Lots of nice bash fodder. Would probably swap the head for something a bit more serious, but nice to see that she’s fully clothed. The boots have to be my favorite.

I quite like this, too!
Even though the unprotected chest does not look good or practical.
And yes, not a big fan of the head either.

But this is apparently a YM body and not a TBL body as in previous YM releases. Everybody is making bodies these days! Exciting times!

I do wish the head were more realistic, and think it is undersized for the body, but I agree this has plenty of kitbashing potential. The molded forelocks at the top of the face and the "real" hair work reasonably well and it's nice to see more experimenting with movable eyes coupled with "real" hair.

I do think that is a random Pinterest Fantasy Warrior!

I like they just decided to make her as an AF. agree, good kitbashing potential

Pretty generic medieval fantasy rogue/warrior or "hunter," as they advertised it. The proportions of the body look goofy imo.

Before i opened this thread i had a feeling the figure would feature a large bust

ukshaun wrote:Before i opened this thread i had a feeling the figure would feature a large bust

And when you found out, was it exciting or disappointing that it did?

GubernatorFan wrote:

ukshaun wrote:Before i opened this thread i had a feeling the figure would feature a large bust

And when you found out, was it exciting or disappointing that it did?

I would have to answer 'disappointed' as it is not a figure i would add to the collection.

Well, it's better than chainmail bikini, from realism point of view. But it's still odd that the one part which is usually covered by body armor (the chest) is not only devoid of any protection, but is also highlighted with different color. As if inviting potential adversaries - hey, strike here!

(Yeah, I know, realism is not the point of these designs)

Funny how this hobby enhances our values...

Visisonor wrote:Well, it's better than chainmail bikini, from realism point of view. But it's still odd that the one part which is usually covered by body armor (the chest) is not only devoid of any protection, but is also highlighted with different color. As if inviting potential adversaries - hey, strike here!

(Yeah, I know, realism is not the point of these designs)

Given she does not appear to bear a single scar, presumably she is beyond excellent in battle,
and probably uses her assets to maximum effect to distract her opponents.

ukshaun wrote:

Visisonor wrote:Well, it's better than chainmail bikini, from realism point of view. But it's still odd that the one part which is usually covered by body armor (the chest) is not only devoid of any protection, but is also highlighted with different color. As if inviting potential adversaries - hey, strike here!

(Yeah, I know, realism is not the point of these designs)

Given she does not appear to bear a single scar, presumably she is beyond excellent in battle,
and probably uses her assets to maximum effect to distract her opponents.

I think I got it: she's got plot armor. We can't see it, but it is there, obviously!

Yeah, plot armor is the best armor to have

Visisonor wrote:Yeah, plot armor is the best armor to have

Rey agrees with you.

Stryker2012 wrote:Rey agrees with you.

Of course what's good for a character's wellbeing isn't always good for the story and its viewers/readers.

I'm fortunate enough to not have seen the "Rise of Skywalker" movie, but I also share the same dislike for Rey.

I like the large bust on this figure. My issue with it is the weird proportions. And the painfully generic fantasy outfit. It's just boring. I would have to agree with Stryker—this would be good kitbash fodder.