Friday, 3 June 2011

風雲 Feng Yun: 無名 Nameless Figure







When I started blogging I had made many hush hush posts that clamp many things together. I hoping to reorganized and repackaged and toys with more content and better picture quality. So here's another character from 'Stormer Riders' aka 風雲 which I like a lot. This character is known as Nameless (無名), a highly skilled swordsman who's like a mentor to Wind and Cloud. Nameless is renown for his heart of justice in the world of pugilists and he wields the famous Hero Sword.

I was very lucky I find this 無名 figurine selling at 'Comic Connection' CCK branch some time ago and getting it wasn't easy. I had to actually pay the shop three visits before finally owning it. During my first visit, the staff could not find the box and did not know the price. So I left down my name and contact number.

I got impatient a few days later and returned to the shop again. The nice female staff by the name of 'Zoe' didn't not forget me and had assured me that she would enquire for me as her supervisor was on leave during the period.

As promised, Zoe did contact me with the price of this 4.5-inch-figurine. Unfortunately, the box still could not be found and I was given a discount. Not an issue for me because it is the figurine I wanted most afterall. Just like Wind and Cloud figurines, Nameless' sword can also be removed.

16 comments:

  1. you sure got your target bro, for the box replacemet you got a discount too :)

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  2. I like the figure so much that having it loose it already a bonus. Beside, without the box, I have less worries on storage issue. Hee! Hee!

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  3. Dennis, how you somebody buy wuxia figures like that online? Is there some kind of a website? I live in Europe that's why I'm asking.

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  4. I meant "how can somebody buy wuxia figures like that"

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  5. hehe the storage issues sure made you think hard, I though you have a mountain of boxes in your house :D

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  6. The dragon is coming out of the wave is super cool and fierce!

    Liu Bei san-gu-mao-ru to get Kong Ming and you san-gu-comics connection to get ur prized figurine. Great perseverence!

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  7. >> Wostry Ferenc
    Wuxia figures are are pretty wide. I got my usually thru surprise find while shopping. I saw a few Feng Yun on eBay Singapore. Perhaps you can drop a message to ask if seller are willing to ship overseas.
    http://my.ebay.com.sg

    >> RiP666
    Somehow it got better after my recent spring clean but I still could not find a few toys I bought previously. Sigh....

    >> on_o
    Oh yes, HK sculptors for Feng Yun figures are quite skilled and followed closely to Ma Rong Chen's drawing.

    Ha! Ha! You really can related anything to Sango. I'm just desperate and impulsive that's all. Hee! Hee!

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  8. Lucky for you, your hard work and persistence paid off. COngrats! XD

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  9. Ha! Ha! I think I pestered the store assistance a lot!

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  10. Storm Riders figurine?...
    This is what my uncle would try to catch if he knew it...

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  11. Ha! Ha! Goes to show I fall under the uncle criteria. Lol...

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  12. Hahaha...no problem with ages for me...
    It is our hobby that can blast of
    the barrier...
    I don't think age can be a barrier for anyone enjoy their life with their hobby...

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  13. Sorry she couldn't find the box, but the figure is definitely worth the time you waited to get it

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  14. >> Tachikawa
    Ya right! The other day I met a buyer who get my 1/55 Macross VF-1S toy and he's in his 50s. I guess he enjoyed toys as much as we do.

    >> bluedrakon
    The feeling of waiting can be quite agonizing. Ha! Ha! It's worth the wait. BTW, I forgotten to mentioned that the Hero Sword is not permanently attached and can be removed.

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  15. Bro, you were so lucky to get what you wanted :P

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  16. Right Dennis Senpai...
    If I'm turning 50...
    I will still go for Anime and Figurine...That's what we call a hobby...

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