This post is, of course, seriously way overdue. But owing to the fact that figure collection is not really a hot passion of mine anymore, it is no longer a huge priority of mine to post any updates on figures. There are, of course, way better sites for that. Project Aurora, as many of you know by now, is the lighting display of my two display cabinets for my figures. Although the bottom two shelves are now empty because I have kept figures I want to sell back into their boxes, the lighting effect has remained the same. These pictures you now see come from a time when all my figures were still in my cabinet. Many thanks to TP and YuKi-To for taking these pictures (I have no idea where the others’ pictures are).

Insert slowpoke.jpg. I kept up with most of the updates surrounding Wonder Festival this summer 2010, but really, I was hoping there would be nothing that caught my eye. By that I mean the kind that shout “MUST HAVE!”. Well, wishful thinking. Luckily it was only really one figure, since the others were announced long ago, or already on preorder. No, Nendoroid Ikaros above (from Sora no Otoshimono) is not one of them. I just felt she made a good image to start with.

Well actually Project Aurora was finished a very long time ago. The pictures taken by YuKi-To (one of them is presented here) and TP have been sitting around in my HD waiting to be processed for a very long time as well. I am just way too lazy, even though Project Aurora’s pictures probably do not need much processing. As proof, this picture was almost wholly unedited, especially the color. Now you get a hint of what Project Aurora was about. Of course, my display cabinet no longer looks like this in terms of the figures, but the lights are still there. Maybe I might get around to working on the other photos soon, since I finally mentioned it and presented you with an eyecatch filler.

Recently announced for preorder release is the new cold cast figure of my 6th waifu done by our favorite cold cast manufacturer Alphamax, Shiranui Mai Hip Line Ver. Omega Style. Quite the mouthful. Apparently Omega Style is a new type of design they are looking into, and the Hip Line Ver. refers to Mai’s extensive revealing of her hip and ass. Her main model is taken from the upcoming KOF XIII game. All pictures in this post are thanks to HobbySearch’s listing for this figure.

Your first question must be something along the lines of, “Is he mad?” No. I had this intention for quite a while now but it has never been as strong as now. So here are some details if you are interested in buying any of my figures. This is an updated post, reposted because I now have a document listing the figures I have left and their prices in SGD.