Also by the same dealer, meet Lt. Clarice, an original figure by the immensely talented Hirata-san.
He has also a very personal take on the Jerry Can Man, with a twist,
since the figure bears likeliness to a very famous Japanese TV persona, Tamori himself!
Notice that two figures from the set to be released by Hasegawa are displayed,
which I believe were also sculpted by Hirata-san.
Yes, he is unstoppable!
And what to say about this Falke?
Omnious!
Original ideas is what also characterizes Mirage Ocean:
check these butt-covers for Kauz and Fliege.
You can now realistically seal those space suits and not worry about peeking from underneath.
Another unusual item is the 1/35 Banana Capsule.
I am aware there are die-hard 1/20 addicts, but 1/35 is already a good size...
And check this clever approach to addressing the missing parts for the Krachenvogel:
these folks bought bags and bags of what were remains of a Neuspotter/Krachenvogel run by Nitto, and sculpted what is needed to re-create a full KV.
Not far from our table, actually, was Takase Hatsuenki, with the presentation of past and on-going works on Ma.K 3D Movies!
This time, Takase-san brought two flat screens so we could appreciate his Herculean efforts at a larger scale than the screen of a laptop.
It is always a pleasure to watch those familiar models in motion,
not to mention Takase-san's original designs!
Almost equally close was Drunk Dog and Saru-ya, who did not have anything for sale, unfortunately,
but brought this freshly released Snake Eye, which was featured in a recent issue of Model Graphix,
and this Nixe, the very model that was featured in Ma.K Modeling Book, and en route to becoming an official kit, it seems!
I keep saying: you have to see these awesome paint jobs in person!!!!!!!!
Kokika Dan was back with his superb Nutrocker at 1/35...
... which was sold out helped by a substantial slash in the price!
But for those die-hard 1/20 junkies, Manekiya Honpo was also back with the ginormous hover-tank.
Masterfully brought to you by Ueno-san!
You will be overwhelmed by the array of parts, from gigantic to...
... tiny!