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Oh my! I can say that if this keeps going on at this level of originality and execution the Sci-fi podium currently at Infinity will change hands

Really, when I saw the concept art I knew they could pull off sexy chicks with not problems but was curious to see how would soda pop handle the machines, well they made it perfectly... concept is great since you still have your eyes glued on the gal yet she has some kind of huge mechmoto.

A must have that I will get as soon as it hit the stores.

Amazing really, this is probably the best new company of the year for me.

So, do you have a rough approx of how much that gal on a mecha will be?

Fizyx wrote:

Aduro wrote:

terrainguy wrote:For scale, she is consistent with Candy

Hmmmm, valid point. Anyone who purchased Candy willing to set her next to a GW for a size comparison?

She's still in the blister, but I can do a comparison for you later, when I get home. She's much smaller than a usual GW model, in case you are wondering.

Don't think I've forgotten about you!

NAVARRO wrote:

A must have that I will get as soon as it hit the stores.

Amazing really, this is probably the best new company of the year for me.

Have to agree with you on this, A definite highlight of the year for me. It is like a breath of fresh air - makes me want to paint agan.

Mayla's twin Natsuki :3

Very nice model. I may have to pick her up and steal the idea of using her as Shadowsun.

Lunahound I would second that even through I haven't watched that series.

Aduro wrote:

Fizyx wrote:

Aduro wrote:

terrainguy wrote:For scale, she is consistent with Candy

Hmmmm, valid point. Anyone who purchased Candy willing to set her next to a GW for a size comparison?

She's still in the blister, but I can do a comparison for you later, when I get home. She's much smaller than a usual GW model, in case you are wondering.

Don't think I've forgotten about you!

You have failed me for the last time!

Oh, god, I completely forgot. PM me next time, I'm pretty absent-minded.

edit: that being said, Ijust got to work. Sorry :(

What are you two on about???

I can't wait for this one to be released, and to see what else they come up with!

Here is a comparison for size. She is about as tall as Njal (not including the cloak) but much much thinner. At first I thought she was tiny, but then I realized she was just very thin compared to most gw miniatures. Sorry, this was all I had on-hand to compare her to since the rest of my stuff is packed in my car.

I'm one step closer to the bubblegum-guard.

Awesome! I'll go ahead and forgive you now.

If Malya's the same size, that would be right about perfect for a Tau chick. Kind of a big suit for Shadowsun, but still too cool to not do it.

GW 'heroic' figures have many body dimensions the same or larger than 1/35 scale figures.

I'm definately gonna pick up the new one. Nice sculpting, great lines.

Princess Malya is now available for pre-order, for the price of $49.95 USD (roughly £30).
Christmas delivery cannot be guaranteed.

That is an amazing sculpt

Ordered.

The mech looks like it will test my assembly skills.

Kilkrazy wrote:Ordered.

The mech looks like it will test my assembly skills.

Ours too! Jacques, the sculptor, informed us that it is the most complex model he's ever sculpted. We are working on assembly instructions that will be a downloadable pdf on our site to help out.

The Dreadnote wrote:Princess Malya is now available for pre-order, for the price of $49.95 USD (roughly £30).
Christmas delivery cannot be guaranteed.

Thats one expensive Sential Squad

I've given up on super glue. Epoxy is what I use now for metal. It's not cheap and if you get the 1 minute you don't have a lot of working life so if you aren't careful you can waste a lot of it but good luck ever breaking an epoxy bond, even with small surfaces. That and it smells worst than most superglues.

Beautiful sculpt, definately will pick her up down the road just for a show piece.

There are now some size comparisons up on their website.

The Dreadnote wrote:There are now some size comparisons up on their website.

Nice!

I definitely be picking this up...

Hopefully, GW doesn't totally hamstring the upcoming (I hope!) Inquisition Codices so I can figure out a way to 'counts as' her in there somehow!

Hey guys,
Since scale seems to be one of our most asked questions we snapped some pics of Candy and Malya next to models from some other lines so you can get a better sense of the size of our models.






As you can see our models are a bit more lithe than traditional 40k or PP models, sharing closer proportions to lines like Infinity or Confrontation. Let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks!
Deke Stella
Soda Pop Miniatures

I got to see some Sodapop models at Conquest NW.

I can say they are PURE AWESOME>

I feel that the only problem with the sculpt is the mechs feet, they are a bit to flat for me

Such fantastic minis, I only wish I could figure out how to work them into Dark Elves or Tyranids to justify owning them (outside of the "just because they look awesome" reason).

They will work for Tyranids if you have Tentacles involved.

Fantastic!!

Looks like I dont have to sculpt a DP model!!!

Whilst this topic's revived, I should probably point out that concept art for the next release is out: http://web.sodapopminiatures.com/selectcharacter/Kenobo