This Genshin Impact Yae Miko Figure is PRETTY! But...

Imagination Studio's 1/6 Yae Miko figure from Genshin Impact, in some ways, takes a step forward and also a step back compared to my previous figure review of Kafka from Honkai Star Rail, made by the same company. A great looking figure marred by a serious flaw, which we shall discuss in today's figure review!
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[@retroanim]

5:14 That was scary. Thank you for sharing that bit.

[@InfamyOrDeath-__-]

I think it’s strange that they give you 3 whole statues, rather than just give you 3 bodies, because are people really going to display 3 of the very same statue?

[@somechinesedude5466]

Yes
Gunpla or robot model kit that transform usually has finicky joints, just so i can apreciate the difference without damaging the item
Speaking of statue, same logic even if it just recolor or slight changes, cast off statues are not exactly scratch proof or free from staining
So you have to choose which situation do you prefer overtime, or just buy another piece

[@InfamyOrDeath-__-]

It is a really nice statue, her face looks great, and I love those cherry blossom trees used in statues. The only thing I don’t like is the black underbase, I hate underbases.

[@eufrosniad994]

It looks very vibrant in the colours, but a little more shading would have really helped. The weak magnets scene made me jump too lol.

[@bacawaka2813]

I've used flexible 3D resins in my 3D printing. The main issue is that using it solely is that they have issues with holding details and the better brands of the flexible resins that can hold details tend to be much more expensive and instead of snapping, they rip apart and sanding is more difficult.

[@somechinesedude5466]

Any thought on just
Cast/prototype on 3d printer
Make silicon mold for the product
Use better resin on the mold

[@bacawaka2813]

@somechinesedude5466 I usually print and paint one-offs for commissions.

[@nexus7joynexus7joy97]

Seems like you should show more of the C version. Am I right, people?

[@FigureBeautifulJapan]

Amazing😮