[Fredbob392]

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Originally Posted by Kamen Rider Die

You're right, we should petition the mods to add a field under our avatars where we list the total weight of unopened SO-DO we have in our homes.

Ha, I'd appreciate that feature! I can't imagine how big a box this'll all take. Wouldn't be surprised if shipping cost is in the triple digits. I just can't wait any longer. Finally getting to sticker something new with Ride Plus 2 gave me a hit that I'd forgotten how badly I missed!

[Sunred]

That big haul of SO-DO figures reminded me of musicians showing off their stacks of money.

[Kiwami]

I actually put together my first SO-DO today. I was looking for something simple and fun to put on my office desk at work and this fits the bill.

It was surprisingly fun to sticker up, and some of the stickers are very cleverly designed, like the one on the leg that has a small blue section to go over the painted blue armor.

You can really tell how much thought goes into these, from the sticker layout to little things like the stand that is storage for armor, a tool for action poses and a simple display base via the peg for the foot, all in one.

Anyways, this guy will join me on the 9 to 5 adventures from now on. Oh, by the way, I thought the candy included with these was super disgusting? It tasted really bland to me

[Kamen Rider Die]

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Originally Posted by Kiwami

I actually put together my first SO-DO today. I was looking for something simple and fun to put on my office desk at work and this fits the bill.

Great job!

I think I described them once as snack-sized toys, and they really are. The figues themselves are neat, but the experience of building and stickering is the heart of what makes SO-DO so unbelievably addictive. You can go from a couple boxes to a finished figure in less than 20 minutes. And the final figure ain't bad!

Welcome to the SO-DO fandom. Enjoy these early moments, when you aren't knee-deep in tiny mans.

[Kiwami]

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Originally Posted by Kamen Rider Die

Great job!

I think I described them once as snack-sized toys, and they really are. The figues themselves are neat, but the experience of building and stickering is the heart of what makes SO-DO so unbelievably addictive. You can go from a couple boxes to a finished figure in less than 20 minutes. And the final figure ain't bad!

Thank you! Yes, the process of putting it together was quite enjoyable. And I was a bit surprised by how well this little figure turned out, the stickers work wonders.

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Originally Posted by Kamen Rider Die

Welcome to the SO-DO fandom. Enjoy these early moments, when you aren't knee-deep in tiny mans.

Nah, SHF are my addiction, I'm not planning to get any more candy toys. Maybe if I find something unique I want, but I just needed this one so far.

[Fredbob392]

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Originally Posted by Kiwami

Anyways, this guy will join me on the 9 to 5 adventures from now on. Oh, by the way, I thought the candy included with these was super disgusting? It tasted really bland to me

You missed the good old days of the candies from back in Build, and I think Ex-Aid as well. Little sugar tablets instead of the cruddy gum they give you now. I still have a bunch of them from two years ago sitting around somewhere.

[Blade Raider]

Speaking of the candy...

How to open candy toys:
Step 1: Rider Punch Open.


Step 2: Rider Run Away with Candy*


*Gum is not candy.

[kamen rider Q]

Just payed for AI09!

[Sunred]

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Originally Posted by Blade Raider

Speaking of the candy...

How to open candy toys:
Step 1: Rider Punch Open.


Step 2: Rider Run Away with Candy*


*Gum is not candy.

But where the ramen noodles at. The Hell Brothers are only complete with ramen noodles. Ramenless Hell Brothers is like Kirenger without his curry rice or Bouken Silver without his veggies.

[Blade Raider]

Those were the figures I had at the time, but since you asked there's a BotBot for that.