About me

Name: Lucas...
is a hyper-advanced cyborg- his body consists of all of his active drives; his memory of all of his active sources. These are all variable, but on a periodic basis his bio components crave energy and sleep and remind him of his basic identity-layer (yes, I crave sleeping)...

Email: lucas2501@gmail.com
Location: Malaysia
Mechanical Engineer

Holiday Notice: 18th to 22nd Aug 05
See you guys when I get back! ^_^

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Lucas' SEGA GITS Collection Figure Vol.1 Gallery

This gallery is dedicated to Chris. Wouldn't be possible without your help buddy ^_~;

SEGA Prize Ghost In The Shell Collection Figure Vol.1
Featuring: Motoko Kusanagi in Uniform / "Robot Rondo" Caddie-bot / "Megatech Mahine 2" Cyborg Nurse

Typical Sega Prize GITS, these posable figures are finely detailed and well made. Goes well with Vol.3 because of the size and display stand. Seems to be a continuation as Vol.2 deviates to SAC. I particularly like the Trichopython / Claviceps model robot (refer Dark Horse's GITS TPB, Chapter 06: Robot Rondo to see the model in Shirow-manga form ^_^) Personally I think Sega Prize should have swapped one of the others with the Tomliand model robot so that at least I could re-enact a classic Robot Rondo scene on my local golf course :P

I'm afraid you have picked the wrong target, Ms Robot...

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I like my Ghost In The Shell "Robots" ^_^

posted by: Lucas at 07/28/05 15:11 | link | comments (2) | Category: figures & toys, lucas collection

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#1  29 July 2005 - 12:07

 

They have very nice butts! choice man!

Anonymous

#2  30 July 2005 - 08:55

 

The key to good figures is they must look good not only the front, but also the backside :P

bis2501

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