Showing posts with label Bathing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bathing. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 06, 2010

TOYS Ikkitousen Kanu Unchou Bathing Figure - New, Sold Out

NCS Product Synopsis
«©NCSX» After a strenuous full body workout on the battlefield, Kanu Unchou doesn't retire to the local tavern or laze around inside a hostess lounge. No, she relaxes in a transparent bathtub by her lonesome and reminisces about the time she pounded out the smackdown on Jokou Koumei. «Photo Gallery»

Toy manufacturer Daiki Kougyo releases a Kanu Unchou Bathing Figure which is based on an illustration by
Miyazawa Tsutomu. The figure is sculpted to 1/6 scale and measures 27cm or 10.62" in length while the bathtub spans 29cm or 11.41" which is enough to capture Kanu. The sculpture is by Hiroshi Sato (Overdard) and Kanu's completely nude although her hair has been placed in strategic spots to maintain some semblance of decorum. Daiki's promotional photos show the bathtub filled with what appears to be green slime but note that this liquid isn't included with the figure. We're going to fill ours with Perrier just for the bubbles.

Wednesday, May 16, 2007

Aqua Rain

Taking a bath generally involves bubbles, a scrubber of some sort, and thou. However, if you want to spice things up, throw an Aqua Rain into the mix and introduce a geyser of LED-lit water into your bathing ritual.

Shaped like a smoke detector but buoyant, the Aqua Rain product floats on the surface of your bathtub and shoots out beams of colored light for the first visual effect. A powerhead on the bottom of the device sucks water in and blows it out the top in streams of liquid for the second effect. Now, with the water flowing and the lights blazing, the effect is rather hypnotic and perhaps even magical as the water scatters upwards and cascades down as the LEDs light up the droplets. Two fountain patterns are selectable - a lazy radial spray or tight water jets that are ejected more forcefully. Seven colored LEDs provide the illumination for nifty effects. A video of the streaming water may be viewed on the manufacturer's website. NCS is accepting preorders to ship next week.