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Hontouni mini figure sale

There comes a time in a collection's life-cycle where it needs pruning to inject a freshness for sustained growth. For my figure collection, it is now. After some agonising, soul-wrenching deliberation, I have decided to sell several of my figures to fellow PVC-lovers who would love them more. It is important to note that I'm releasing them not because they are unworthy of my harem but rather unsuitable. Even though each is so very beautiful in their own right, they somehow disrupt the harmonious homogeneity of my figure display, be it a clash of themes or physical proportions. So it's with a hardened but grieving heart that I put them up to a better owner.

Personally I would prefer local buyers (though I know I don't get many Singaporean readers) but overseas friends are welcome too (although there's the issue of payment mode and additional postage cost. We can work that out). The listed prices are negotiable and further offers can be emailed to stripey@gmail.com

For local buyers, I propose a meet-up so that you may inspect the goods for cash-on-carry. (I hope the local loli-police wouldn't take this chance to set up an entrapment for my viewing of Moetan.)

Character - Alice L. Malvin
Series - Pumpkin Scissor
Size - 1/8
Maker - GoodSmile Company
Offer - 65 (Singapore dollars)

Character - Princess
Series - Fullani
Size - 1/8
Maker - Kotobukiya
Offer - 45 (Singapore dollars)

Character - Elwing
Series - Shining Tears
Size - 1/8
Maker - Eyescream
Offer - 80 (Singapore dollars)

Character - Saber
Series - Fate/Hollow Ataraxia
Size - 1/8
Maker - Kotobukiya (A HobbyJapan mail in special)
Offer - 85 (Singapore dollars)

Character - Asakura Yume
Series - DCII
Size - 1/8
Maker - Kotobukiya
Offer - 35 (Singapore dollars)

Questions/queries are most welcome. Hope these PVC bishoujos find their new loving masters soon.

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1. Hontouni sale – for a limited time at Central National Library!
2. Hontouni fund-raising – PVC daughters for display cabinet
3. A four-choose-two figure dilemma