The Displays of Cosplay Invasion 4

Continuing from earlier post, let us have a glimpse at the many figures and stuff on display during the event. 

Kotoburd made an impact (OK, OK that was a lame pun…) during Cosplay Invasion 4, at the figure display booth of which I’m one of the exhibitor of. =w=

Plushies galore at a corner of the booth! Watch out for that prpr Zergling!

Not!Charizard decided to sneak in to join the rest of the gang some time later during the event.

Touhou plushies elsewhere… ^_^

Variants of Valkyries from the Macross series littered all over the event hall.

Most of them belong to the figure display booth though. :P  

I’ve brought several LEGO sets for display on Day 1, namely the 7965 Millennium Falcon, 75030 Microfighters Millennium Falcon, 75078 Imperial Troop Transport, 21103 DeLorean and 21108 Ecto-1.

Unfortunately, I’ve completely forgotten about the existence of LEGO 75038 set that I’d stashed within my carry bag, so Anakin’s Jedi Interceptor never made it onto the display booth… orz 

A majority of the displays are none other than the versatile and poseable Nendoroids and Figmas, with occasional SHFiguarts, Play Arts Kai and others…

Fixed scale figures further enriches the already eyeful display booths. 

Lastly, Gunpla and other plastic model kits.

Finally feast my eyes upon the bulkiness of the infamous 1/144 HGUC Neo Zeong. Pretty much half the height of an average human!

My 1/60 PG Unicorn Gundam (Which I’d spent the duration of my Lunar New Year holidays to assemble) drew much attention thanks to the help of a blackflashlight, even though my L.E.D. set has yet to arrive. :3c

Another fellow Gunota’s PG Unicorn in its Destroy Mode, joined mine on display on Day 1, while mine went solo with Unchained Mode on Day 2. 

Another shenanigan near the end of Day 1.

A cuddly brown kuma decided to pull a Sinon on the unsuspecting crowd.

That ends the figure display part.

Dollfie Dreams and Azone dolls will be the centre stage on my next post…