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"...After time adrift among open stars...
...Along tides of Light and through shoals of Dust...
...I will return to where I began..." |
Well it's about that time that I have found the space and the proper time to get her out of her box and get her to be shown off. And to be perfectly honest, Tali'Zorah vas Normandy is as awesome as a playarts toy as she is in the game and there are several reasons why! First and foremost, the details are indeed breath taking. If it's not immaculate to how she is in the game with her default ME2-ME3 outfit, it's pretty damn close. The flaws are hardly noticeable and let's just say, playarts even goes as far as making sure the little things like the dagger (the one she never uses) on her leg is there, the choice of weapon adhering to her class is indeed present, and even to the point of her stature and curves are legit. Though I could wish for her 'eyes' to be present in her helmet which could for sure add a bit more of an accurate Tali'Zorah replication.
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| Pistol and Shotgun. |
That is one thing Playarts has always been good about is the detail. Again it's not infallible as I mentioned with the eyes but there is very little to complain about. Now to talk about her articulation, Tali is indeed able and if the person who holds her is willing. The ability to replicate some of the action scenes because of playarts trademark poseable figure is more than present with the Quarian. I would like to say, out of Garrus and Commander Shepard so far, she has been the most compliant. She has been easy to pose and have been less than likely to fall asunder in my endeavors to capture the proper posing. With just about every part of her body that is pivotal to making a good scene articulate, one could surmise that there are a plethora of things that one can create that even I didn't bother to explore!
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| "I have a Shotgun." |
I didn't delve too much with my previous post when it comes to her being in the box because that would be rather redundant. She is great inside the confines of her window box, HOWEVER, justice can only be elaborated when she is (as well as other playarts) are outside the box.
I mean, would one be really be able to get the full joy of her when only the shine and gloss of the box is appreciated?
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| "Seriously..." |
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| "...I have a shotgun!" |
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| "Go for the optics! Go for the optics!!!" |
Suffice to say, I have one more to show off in regards to the playarts. But Tali is so far my favorite out of the three. Now MAYBE me being enamored by the jittery Quarian has a play in regards to my opinion, however, one can discern that this figure is no less than magnificent! I mean....
... BOOTY ACTION POSE! Anyways! I can't express just how enamored I am about this figure. I'm sure Shepard and Garrus are too!
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| "Calibrations." |
That is one thing Playarts has always been good about is the detail. Again it's not infallible as I mentioned with the eyes but there is very little to complain about. Now to talk about her articulation, Tali is indeed able and if the person who holds her is willing. The ability to replicate some of the action scenes because of playarts trademark poseable figure is more than present with the Quarian. I would like to say, out of Garrus and Commander Shepard so far, she has been the most compliant. She has been easy to pose and have been less than likely to fall asunder in my endeavors to capture the proper posing. With just about every part of her body that is pivotal to making a good scene articulate, one could surmise that there are a plethora of things that one can create that even I didn't bother to explore!
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