(part 3/3)

9. South American Farmer

A very nice traditional farmer. He is completely original - great idea - and well executed.

The torso is very beautiful, and the prints are nice. Dark tan is still recent enough to be uncommon.

Having the hand scythe is a plus, and nice idea to be able to put it on the belt.

He is a perfect match to the one in the girls.

10. White Rabbit

A really nice WHITE rabbit - I suppose from Alice In Wonderland? I am not really familiar with the story

Anyways, he's gorgeous (the head, I mean), with red eyes (an albino rabbit, I assume)... and these kinda seal his fate.

A shame he's another fat dwarf - though the leg sculpt is wonderful, how come he has bare human feet, instead of rabbit feet as he should? That's lame. And kinda more useless - a very poor match to the head, and really hard to reuse - I mean, who has ever heard of a fat castithan dwarf!?

He is very light in accessories. Very VERY light.

11. Sage

A great addition to the asian klickys.

The klicky sure looks the part. The long beard and new face print go a long way for that.

The prints are interesting (though the beard does cover a lot of the torso) - not sure I like that... Ok, I don't like that.

The baggy sleeved arms are always welcome here, and so is the hat.

The staff in silver is nice too (a bit odd, but nice)

12. Swimmer

A nice sporty klicky...

Being dark tan makes him different - this was a custom done long ago (a male swimmer), when the (female) olympic swimmer first appeared (actually, it was the one that led me to discover the completely infuriating gendered speedo arms )

I really like the prints, though I have no idea why.

The starting block thingie has no number sticker, which is a bit lacking. No other accessories either (though I am not sure what he could have, besides that sticker).

Queen Tahra, May 2025