It was often said that hot girls and big guns don’t mix, but that’s just what it was in the past. You really have to wonder why do hot girls and big guns mix, they just seem so irresistible.

Clothed in uniform makes Nida Schuetlich a beauty in a row of soldiers lined up together. I guess it’s the pink hair as well, but I’m more of a sucker for purple/brown and black. Sometimes I wonder if Nida was meant to bring more life into the battlefield.. their weapons of mass destruction comes in really handy, if you know what I mean ;)

Review of Nida Schuetlich (Shuraki Box 04) from Good Smile Company

Nida from Good Smile Company is probably one of the more seemingly proportionally accurate figures from the Shuraki series. It doesn’t have too unrealistic (big) breasts, nor exceptionally huge anime eyes. I really like how Good Smile has kept her from turning into too much of an anime-ish character.

Of course with these stuff toned down; Nida did not really seem very much attractive at a first glance, but upon observing her from different angles (upskirt lol), I realized she emits some sort of mysterious aura that attracts you in.

This is one figure which I actually prefer to pose her in battle clothes mode, as compared to Akatsuki Mishiro (Shuraki Box 01) or Char Rhousemann (Shuraki Box 03). Not real particular reason here, but probably because it is much more attractive and eye-catching ^^;

Nida stands on a gravel-textured base, which has 2 pegs to support her. I have not tried standing her without the base though.

One thing I did not really like is how her battle mode top does not seem to be able to clip together properly, leaving somewhat a gap there.

Obligatory Pantsu Shot, as required by all female figures.

No messing with Nida!

And for those who prefer Nida in Lingerie mode with a magic staff ^^

P.S After uploading the pictures, they seem duller and the effects are different when I view it on my PC itself. Anyone with issues like that? I’m using Windows Live Writer for posting and sRGB color mode/space on my EOS 400D.

Thursday, May 22nd, 2008 @ 11:47 pm Figure, Merchandise, Photoshoot
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