Original NCS Writeup
Japanese sculptor Bomé continues his streak of creating sexy representations of the female anime form with another figure. Bomé takes a pink-haired pin-up gal from artist NAS-O and crafts her into a sleek and wiry objet d'art that just happens to be perched on a stool. A bit of tiled floor supports Bunny Girl's left leg while her right leg is hiked up on her thigh. A pair of bunny ears are angled atop her head while a blue bow wraps around her neck. Below, a full bosom allows eagle-eyed oglers a full view of Bunny Girl's ample resources. The figure measures 15cm or roughly 5.90" tall from floor to the top of her ears and is pre-painted, pre-assembled, and ready for display.

NCS Followup
Bunny Girl is a beautiful sculpture but her right hand could use a little more detailing and structure. We also disagree with Kaiyodo's use of white highlights on BG's pink hair. From a distance, the white specks look like a bad dye job. We would have recommended a pink glaze paint for true shine. Other than these two niggles, Bunny Girl meets our expectations but we'd be interested in a repaint variant with blue hair and a white outfit.

From the back of the blister package: Interview with BOME
This bunny-girl was the first model I made from one of Mr. NAS-O's drawings. Back when I made it, Kaiyodo was still in their old building, where the summers were drippingly hot and the winters were incredibly cold. It was a rough place to work , both physically and mentally. But working everyday on Mr. NAS-O's bunny-girl filled me with joy, as it had been my dream for many years. There actually exists 2 bunny-girl models on which I have completed all the paint work myself. One of them is at Mr. NAS-O's. The other was exhibited at the Cartier Foundation in Paris- it has since then returned to Japan, and is showing at events around the country. The current bunny-girl model will be released as a PVC pre-painted figure, which allowed me to try out the welding technique on the base that I have always wanted to try. I hope you like it!

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