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Dress-up Chibi Menma
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| Дата выпуска: | 13 апреля, 2016 |
| Тип фигурки: | Completed Model |
| Материал: | PVC, ABS |
| Размер: | 1/8 |
| Высота: | 175 мм |
| Производитель: | Aquamarine |
| Скульптор: | Chilmiru |
| Цена (производителя): | 13824 ¥ |
| Владельцы: | 2 |
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Paintwork: Hoshina Eimi
Pose Design: Kitukawa Tehu (Kitutehu)
"The kind of like that means I want to become a bride!"
From the popular anime series, 'Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day' comes a figure of Meiko Honma, also known as Menma! The figure is based on a special illustration that features the young Menma dressed-up in a gorgeous dress.
Her skirt makes use of a clear material, and each of the little ribbons in her hair as well as all the little flowers patterns on her dress have all been carefully included to create a figure filled with highlights no matter where you look. In her hands he holds 'The Flower' while she skips around with a cute smile on her face. Enjoy the adorable Menma right by your side!
Paintwork: Hoshina Eimi
Pose Design: Kitukawa Tehu (Kitutehu)
"The kind of like that means I want to become a bride!"
From the popular anime series, 'Anohana: The Flower We Saw That Day' comes a figure of Meiko Honma, also known as Menma! The figure is based on a special illustration that features the young Menma dressed-up in a gorgeous dress.
Her skirt makes use of a clear material, and each of the little ribbons in her hair as well as all the little flowers patterns on her dress have all been carefully included to create a figure filled with highlights no matter where you look. In her hands he holds 'The Flower' while she skips around with a cute smile on her face. Enjoy the adorable Menma right by your side!
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