I was going to say that I was beginning to regret that I started the thread but having given it some thought am not, at least anyone that buys it now has enough information to make up their own mind.

We have not heard from the creator but I do think he has been given a rough ride.  If it has been put on the market in full knowledge of the problems just to make money then maybe the rough ride is deserved, but we do not know that is the case.  If there is indeed a full range of add-ons and this is six years work then I can't begin to imagine how the creator feels on reading this thread.  There is a lot about the stated aims that I agree with and I know I can find a use for Scarlet, she is not a V4 killer but then I am beginning to doubt that there will ever be one. 

There are a lot of theories on what will make a good figure but over the last few years they have remained just that, theories. After reading a lot of this thread I question if there is anyone around with the skills to make such a figure that is stupid enough to try and risk having a good few years of their life trashed in public.

Sorry I know it will not go down well with some, but considering what we have had from SM and others regarding figures I still think Scarlet, who appears to be the work of a one man band, is a valiant attempt.  I am not unhappy at the $30 I have spent and therefore I am not going to add to those who want a public stoning. 

 

 

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