But the Nirvash is pretty cool.
Came out in June for 4500 yen, the Nirvash Spec 2 was the 2nd entry into the Robot Damashii line from the Eureka Seven franchise (the first was the black Nirvash the End).
This must be popular in Hawaii, California or Australia...
You can do the surfer dude display pretty much right out of the box, although, the brilliant minds of Bandai would also like you to spend several hundred more yens to buy a display stand worthy of this figure...Like, at 4500 yen, you'd think Bandai can squeeze in a stand into the budget and save us some agony???
It transform into the...don't know if there's a special name...let's just call it the aerial mode.
It also transform into...let's just call it the all-terrain mode.
You can do the surfer dude display pretty much right out of the box, although, the brilliant minds of Bandai would also like you to spend several hundred more yens to buy a display stand worthy of this figure...Like, at 4500 yen, you'd think Bandai can squeeze in a stand into the budget and save us some agony???
It transform into the...don't know if there's a special name...let's just call it the aerial mode.
There are extra parts provided to make the transformation accurate, like a recessed head, thruster extension, different fins, various reflection board sections, etc.
Notice I also changed the windshields to the clear version.
It also transform into...let's just call it the all-terrain mode.
I must admit, as I am writing this, I am questioning if this worth the 4500 yen I shelled out...frankly, it's a nice figure and all the transformations are great, but 4500 yen goes a long way and there is no figure stand?
...My conclusion was, it was a lapse of judgement...Anyway, please make up you own mind.
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