Soška Alluxandra vytvořená podle předlohy the FANtastic Exclusives series vycházející z tvorby je vysoká cca 16 cm s detailním zpracováním.

The Four Horsemen are famous for their amazing work for Mattel, including the design and sculpt duties on major lines like DC Universe Classics and Masters of the Universe Classics.

For their own company, they came up with a very cool idea, pre-Kickstarter, that mimics what many small companies use the crowd funding model for today.

They developed action figures and lines based almost entirely on customer input. They gave them choices through the entire process, and let the buyers decide. They eventually narrowed that process considerably, but they produced a number of terrific figures under the Seventh Kingdom (and other) banners.

One favorite female from them is Alluxandra.

Her evil counterpart, Isadora, is also well done, but the sheer amount of detail on Alux s armor and accessories sets her apart. She was actually the Queen in a large set of female mutant figures, heavy on the anthropomorphic cats but with a few other variations thrown in, but there is a reason she is the Queen.

The main character in the FANtastic Exclusives series is Queen Alluxandra, the queen of the human world of the 7th Kingdom. The next comes Isadorra as the evil temptress.

Both figures have detailed, textured, bad ass armor, although Allux s covers more of her body. She also has a long fur cape, glued to her back, which adds a bit of a regal air to her persona. Izzie sports the very un-regal bony spikes on her back and hair, giving her a deadlier edge.

The hair sculpt on Isadorra is a little soft, but the work on Alluxandra s mane is outstanding. She has a detailed crown or helmet over her head, with long braided pony tails running down the front of her body. These are not bendy, so posing them is out of the question, and they tend to restrict the neck a bit, but less than you might assume.

The hands on both figures are sculpted to hold the accessories, but it is a bit tight of a fit. Do be careful when popping them into the palms as you could a) break the brittle accessories (more on that in a later category) or b) damage the fingers.

Both figures stand great on their own as well, and run about 6 1/2" tall. They will fit in with most 7" scale lines if you assume the ladies are shorter than the men, or you can fit them in with 6" lines if you assume these particular ladies are on the taller side of normal.

The ball jointed neck works great on both girls, allowing them to look coy in one pose and menacing in another. The pin/post ball shoulders (aka hinge shoulders) have a good range of movement even if they aren t the prettiest, and the swivel joint at the bicep works well. The knees and elbows are both double pin joints, there are cut wrists and a cut waist.

At the mid-torso there is another pin joint, which allows her to lean forward and back. The hips appear to be similar to the shoulders, with a hinge joint and a swivel combination, but the low hung skirt on both figures really restricts the mobility. A couple fashionable slits up the side would go a long way to improving the posability of the legs.

The ankles have pin joints, and I was happy to also find rocker joints on the foot. This allows the feet to be flat on the ground, even in deep stances.

Some of the pins were a little weak, particularly in the arms and knees, but most of the joints were tight enough to maintain poses.