Current collection stands at 3 of 3
Date Completed: 16 August 2011
no.1 Yuna
Year: 2011
Found: eBay UK
Price: £20
no.2 Rikku
Year: 2011
Found: eBay UK
Price: £20
no.3 Paine
Year: 2011
Found: eBay UK
Price: £20
no.1 Yuna
Year: 2011
Found: eBay UK
Price: £20
no.2 Rikku
Year: 2011
Found: eBay UK
Price: £20
no.3 Paine
Year: 2011
Found: eBay UK
Price: £20
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| no.1 Yuna |
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| no.2 Rikku |
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| no.3 Paine |
I found a listing on eBay that was only up for 15 minutes and grabbed this collection before someone else! Got all 3 for £60, The boxes had been opened, but the figures them self were never removed from packaging (neither was the stands).
At first I thought it was to good to be true and they may be fake, but after searching the internet and watching some unboxing videos on YouTube, I found the were 100% real. These figures are a little smaller then the other play arts as they were the first set of play arts to be made.
Someways to check if a FFX-2 play arts is fake:
- The figure is the same size as other play arts.
- Weapons attach to the hands itself (officials have hands already affixed to the weapons).
- Rikku's eyes have the whirl in them (officials have no whirls, but a green contact lens look).
- Yuna's braid (small) is affixed to her shoulder (official is loose).
- Yuna's eyes are the same colour (official eyes are 1 blue and 1 green).
- Paine's eyes are anything but red. (official are red)
- The UK/USA/EU version box doesn't have the red caution on the front. (official UK/USA version have a red caution).
- Either doesn't come with a stand, or the stand isn't affixed to the inlay of the box (official stand is sealed to the blue inlay of the box).
Hope this helps, as I almost brought a fake Paine once! CAREFUL!!
