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Daniii (Hace 3 meses) #30903121any sidney store already have sale or pre ordem?
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If you're still looking, try Anime at Abbotsford, they still have Beere and could probably get you Edward.

I find their prices can be quite high 'cause Australia tax, but their brick and mortar store was pretty good last time I visited. And you will get the legit thing.

No exp with any other Sydney retailers.

Otherwise keep an eye on the Australia clubs here, the comment thread for the figure (subscribe to it maybe?), and the ads, you can search location Australia with your keyword search and that'll find you Australian sellers if there are any.

Gl!

any sidney store already have sale or pre ordem?

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ITEM #464726

Hi all another question here.

was looking through Nendoroid Playset Western Life and found two different box pattern for it. Why is that so? Is it due to GSC exporting to different regions or juz a pure case of bootleg. If it is the latter, who is the authentic one in this case?

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LazySundae (Hace 4 meses) #29904331Pretty sure that's just the plasticizer coming out of the material due to lack of oxygen...? I read somewhere that PVC figures kept in the boxes too long tend to get that sticky substance on it, but supposedly it comes off with soap and water.

ya likely from what I seen and heard. However, what baffled me is both nendoroids are of same age but one is sticky while the other is not. Anyways, I just take both of them out to display for the time being.

LoveChopper (Hace 4 meses) #29206267Need some insights from fellow Nendoroid collectors.
I have recently un-boxed two nendoroids which are both second-hand from two different sellers and around 4 years old respectively. The first one, the whole nendoroid, face plates and so on was very sticky. On the other hand, the second one, only the main body got a bit of stickness but not really that much and the face plates was ok.
I am wondering the reason behind the difference in stickness for the two nendoroids despite their similar age.
Thanks ^^

Pretty sure that's just the plasticizer coming out of the material due to lack of oxygen...? I read somewhere that PVC figures kept in the boxes too long tend to get that sticky substance on it, but supposedly it comes off with soap and water.

chaives (Hace 4 meses) #29894776sounds good! do you know how to clean sticky nendoroids?

i just use normal soap to clean, kinda effective.

LoveChopper (Hace 4 meses) #29894326icic anyways I just take her out to air for the time being.
sounds good! do you know how to clean sticky nendoroids?

chaives (Hace 4 meses) #29891379It could be that one was kept in better conditions than the other? Things like heat, exposure to sunlight, etc., are the cause of nendoroid stickiness.

icic anyways I just take her out to air for the time being.

LoveChopper (Hace 4 meses) #29206267Need some insights from fellow Nendoroid collectors.
I have recently un-boxed two nendoroids which are both second-hand from two different sellers and around 4 years old respectively. The first one, the whole nendoroid, face plates and so on was very sticky. On the other hand, the second one, only the main body got a bit of stickness but not really that much and the face plates was ok.
I am wondering the reason behind the difference in stickness for the two nendoroids despite their similar age.
Thanks ^^
It could be that one was kept in better conditions than the other? Things like heat, exposure to sunlight, etc., are the cause of nendoroid stickiness.

I am Japanese and I am from Japan.
English is a stinky one.
I translate it at the translation site.
If you have something you are looking for in the Nendoroid, please talk to me.
You may get it.
Please think that the amount of money is international shipping fee slightly above the new price.
I hope to be the power of your collection.
Thank you.