Very cute kit. Especially if you appreciate the aesthetics of the era. This one excellent sporty cat-girl figure. Some cleaning required. In a sense bit more complicated that Kistune Ne-Chan II but not much. I do recommend this.

This is a relatively old figure, which shows in the design (the head, the outfit...) - yet it still pretty much stands out because it was of high quality back then. I immediatly fell in love with her and her sisters back then for several reasons, the feline theme, the lil' fang showing, the original pose, and... The sole of her shoes that mimicks the beans pattern of the animals they represented, a detail that blew my mind back then! I am really happy to be able to gather them now :-) I say "sisters" because this one is part of a serie from the same, quite famous sculptor back then, Minatogawa Amaha (under the collective Okayama Figure Engineering, that produced hundreds of very famous figures, many available on E2046), easily recognizable especially by how he shapes the faces. Most of them are available here on E2046, but unfortunately they are not labelled under a special tag for easy finding (just "miscellaneous), so let me list the links below: Kistune Ne-Chan II / https://www.e2046.com/p/1176/&title=miscellaneous-kistune-ne-chan-ii Kistune Ne-Chan III / https://www.e2046.com/p/253/&title=miscellaneous-kistune-ne-chan-iii Leopard Girl / https://www.e2046.com/p/7077 Black Bunny Girl on Knees / https://www.e2046.com/p/1546/&title=miscellaneous-bunny-black-bunny-girl-on-knees Bunny Girl Sitting / https://www.e2046.com/p/1778/&title=miscellaneous-bunny-bunny-girl-sitting One at least I know of is missing from E2046 listings - the one that ironically really helds the name "kitsune nee-chan" (litttle fox sister), all the others representing other different species, here is a small picture of it: https://rovefigure.com/upload/img/default/131157.jpg

Perfect casting, looks like a joy to make.