So we got some new Petit chou.

It's kids out from the petit jury.

It's fate.

Grand order of serious here.

This is the master slash female protagonist here, and it's gonna be a relatively simple one here.

Just got the main character.

Also includes in here and exchangeable smiling Face part for the teacher, its shield er mash kids there.

So we already took a look at that one in the previous reviews.

So we'll take a look at the optional face parts include with this on that kid here and once we get this all built up, But first, let's take a look around the box here.

It's basically these are just gonna be the kind of like cute little SD figures that you can build yourself.

They're not gonna really have a whole lot of articulation, and they do have some stickers and stuff like that on them.

So if you like this sort of thing like I don't know like then droids and things like that, this is sort of like that, but a little bit much cheaper alternatives as always, guys big thing.

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So we just got a picture here of female protagonist here on the front.

I believe the male protagonist is also coming out.

If I remember correctly, I could be wrong about that, though.

This is number four in the line is gonna see here on the bottom there.

We gotta just highlighting that no painting is required.

We got multiple different colors there.

Of course.

No glue required either.

If you had a difficult Gump club or Bend I Mulkey builder, you should know this already.

Of course, But But we do also have some stickers.

Looks like probably gonna be stickers for the hand there.

We do have a couple different hand options.

At least that's nice.

And then that's just kind of the basic post.

So yeah, like we've seen the previous reviews, they can't really do much.

Except for their one basic pose.

You can sort of alter it a little bit, but it's not gonna be a whole lot of articulation.

They're relatively fixed, post the legs and like the body, mostly just the arms kind of moved ahead become kind of a little bit.

So there's a couple of photos of the kit there and then with the mask it as well.

And then just kind of changing up the post there with my command seal, I order you jumped.

Um, tempt, um, going on back here or the other side the top of the box.

I guess I should say this is joining you like the actual size of the kid's gonna be about 10 centimetres in Hyattsville.

Take a look at some size comparisons once you have it all built up in the district.

Back shot there.

This is what it looks like completely without paints too.

By the way, it's pointing out.

Put this little note down here.

So without paint, that sound's gonna look.

Doesn't look too bad, I got to say and yeah, they're pretty cheap.

I think the list price for this waas around 2200 like that I know on us a gun store.

We've got it now for around 14 $15 like that's on so not a bad price as you can see me pretty minimal.

It's just it's just the two runners there.

It looks like some stickers and the instructions.

Not a whole lot in here.

Let's just take a look at the instructions here, first from the top.

There's just our parts list and sticker shown in there, and then we just kind of fold this out.

And the front side is all in full color for the construction there of the head and arms.

And we do have our color guy done here at the bottom there as well, and just going about that.

And that's in Japanese and English on the back goes to black and white as we finish up the legs.

The waste of the body, which is pretty simple.

They're just some stickers applied on that can see there and then the display base.

So it's cool.

They also just come with their own custom display base as well.

So that's pretty much it.

It's cool they go.

And so then we all do also have just once again, the optional face part for the mash kids.

So, yeah, I'll take a look at that just a moment.

Let's just quick have a look at the runners.

First step here is the foil stickers.

They concede there's just a few of them there for, like, the belts that go around the front of the torso and then for the eyes, is there as well?

Mostly.

And then on this other sticker sheet, we got a couple of gray ones there.

You got the marking for her hand, and then we have the eye stickers for the optional face for a mash.

All right, on a runner here, we got four colors, one little yellow part down here, some kind of orange just read all throughout their for her hair, some really dark gray over here, and then some skin tone parts up there for the hands and faces.

Basically, this is going to face for this kit, I suppose, here.

And this is the smiling happy face there that you can use for a mask if you want.

And the B runner here is all in white.

We got the base, the main part of the clothes and the shoes and other parts of the clothing on there as well, so it shouldn't take very alone.

to get this all put together, So let me get it snapped up, and we'll see how it looks.

All right, here's how it's gonna look all built up.

So, like it was gonna be very little articulation in this will go over that here in a moment and accessories for this one, also pretty minimal.

This is going to be probably the kid that comes with the least when the other kids do come like one accessory.

This one doesn't really come with much of anything he does with the whole debt holding hand knows, If you didn't want to give it some accessory to hold onto, you can do that.

That's the molding of it, though, is still pretty good.

It's again pretty simple in comparison to some of the other kids in the line.

So far, Uh, stickers on their do work pretty well and overall instigating.

It does come out still looking pretty cool and for the price pretty cheap.

And it's just a cool little figure that you can build up yourself.

So all right, let's take a closer look at the kit, then one more time.

First up, just on the base.

Well, it is cool that you have that cool pattern molded in there.

I think it's gonna look so much better once that's actually painted.

I was just born big block of white here, but I do like that.

Then, as for the figure silicon that we got stickers here for these belts, kind of going across the front of the chest, they're there.

And then the belt there is one sticker on the front and then two more stickers for the side parts you got.

These gray stickers were wrapping around the side of the arms there, sticker on the hand.

It just kind of just barely fits on the hand.

So that's kind of all right.

And just because it's against us, that lighter tone, because the skin tone is pretty light.

I can't really see that line of the sticker all that well.

So sticker on the hand us look all right.

And the stickers for the eyes, of course, are just kind of fine.

There I stickers so they look good enough, I suppose.

Seam lines in the hair are OK for the separation in the front of the hair, and the back of that seam line is okay, but this steam line is a little bit not quite right.

And from the back, it looks okay.

But on the top, having that seam line there does look a little bit odd in the hair, so may want to think about just throwing some glue buddy or something.

Just to get rid of that seam line there on the head.

You're gonna have some seam lines here on the side of the leg there as well.

So you can maybe get rid of those if you want, or if you're gonna keep this as, like, tights and not gonna paint the legs into skin tone or something like that, then it could just look at it like a just a seam line.

It is like a natural, like seem like in the clothing of her leggings there, whatever that she's wearing.

So as for the articulation, the head is just on a bowl.

Giants that can look up to there down to there can turn that all around the arm will go up to about 90 degrees and you can rotate that below the shoulder joint.

You can bend elbow again.

Not quite 90 degrees there, and then the hand will just be able to rotate there.

It's not on a Baldwin is just on the pegs.

You just rotate that around.

One thing about these kids is that the hands are always a little bit large.

I get that.

It's sort of like, obviously SD scale, so the proportions are gonna be all a little bit wacky.

But I wish the hands were a little bit smaller.

They're kind of a little bit strangely large.

So that's the two hands you get with this.

And then, like I said, you do have the holding hand that you can swap for this one, which also has a sticker for that over on this side.

For the left hand, you only have this open hand option for that.

As for the legs they're attached to, the ball joints at the hips could move those around a bit.

But because of the skirt doesn't move or anything, you're gonna be a little hindered by that.

The feet are also on ball joints, but they're not really gonna move except for just being able to turn a little bit.

That's pretty much it.

You can't really do too much with the legs that may be changed like some sort of walking pose, or some sort of like flying close or something like that.

I suppose so, Without any other further articulation of the legs.

The posing of this in just the limited articulation that it does have a closing of is gonna be pretty limited.

But we'll see what we can do.

As for the alternate face for a mash here, so just a reminder.

This is the face to get included with the get and just kind of blank expression expression list.

But if we just swap this cell, let's see how the new happy face looks.

First of all, the original face that comes with it is actually two separate pieces for the eyes and the face piece, like what we have with this kid's also two separate pieces.

But the new replacement faces just one solid piece, so you'll have to mask the eyes when you're painting those everything.

Although because of the hair, you can really only see one of the eyes really cereal and tell her about that one so much.

But the new happy face does look pretty cool.

It's nice to have a little bit different expression for this is nice to have that as an option.

So hopefully it's something that they will continue with.

Another kid's further down in the line and again with the holding hand option, you can choose to swap accessories and things like that.

So taking mashes giant cross shield here, you could have this used with this kid something like that.

So yeah, just pretty simple to the swap accessories if you wanted to with other kids in the line.

And just to give you guys a sense of the scale.

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Did These kits are looks like she's measuring up to almost 10 centimetres tall next to your typical ht 1 44 scale gumpawa kids.

Here is how that's going to compare and heights.

Not very tall, right?

So I said, they're pretty fun.

Just simple little kids, especially if you're a fan of the Siris, are just like building just little simple fun stuff like this.

Then I think they're pretty cool kids.

They're not gonna cost you a whole lot, and they don't take up a whole lot of shelf space, but they're just something interesting indifferent to build.

You mean not everyone maybe into this topic, and maybe not everyone will be even be into the just sc style.

Maybe you're a fan of the serious and you're like characters and stuff and all that.

But you don't really like the SD styling of them.

I can understand that.

But if you're interested, I would say Pick one of them up.

They're all pretty similarly priced, and they pick up one of your favorite characters.

Just see how you like the SYRIZA gets.

They're all pretty similar so far, although this is only the 4th 1 in the series so far.

Just one thing about the legs Stand for this.

I removed that for just trying out a couple poses here as we wrap up the review just because the leg holder like thing that you got for this to help stabilize the kid on the base there was I was actually finding it a little bit annoying to actually use that it didn't really have, like a good grip on like the proper point of the leg.

It's like it was like holding her up off of the base a little bit too much every time I tried to mover down farther on that.

It was just kind of not really working out very well.

So I just wanted to remove that for the time being is just kind of more annoying than anything.

But I was gonna see the kids stands pretty well on its own.

If you get too creative with the posing, though as much as you can anyway, then you may end up keeping that on there anyway.

But that's gonna be before the review guys.

Hopefully that was helpful or interesting.

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