Scratch what I said about those alternative bodies.
Furiosa is even smaller than they are.
She's only about the height of CGL's Carl Grimes or John Connor.
Just 10.5" from the soles of her boots to the top of her head. She really is closer to 1/7.
Paint and sculpt are good though. Doesn't look anything like the bad blogger photos.
Ankle extensions (not plugged into the legs) bring her total height to 11", or just under 28cm. Still a fair way off the 29.5 + boots she should be.
Extensions also create the optical illusion of very long legs due to her outfit with all the belts, and the short top showing above the black corset.
There's no way I could see the trousers fitting a muscular Phicen/TB League since they narrow where the leathery parts begin above the knee.
Nevertheless, this is a
very good looking figure. It's the usual quality expected from VTS/DAM. Very intricate design, especially the mechanical arm. When I was adjusting the ankle extensions I noticed how detailed the soles of the boots were, and even have the Xpd logo stamped into them.
She just happens to be woefully (even laughably) under scaled.
It's a mystery why VTS went with the scale, except that it's likely based on the smaller body they use for their female figures under the DAM brand, as Furiosa matches the height of my IDF girls and Psi-Judge Anderson. The DAM DarkZone Tracy looks taller though - they could've used that body with seamless arms to get her a bit closer.
Conclusion:
She's a fantastic looking figure on display.
Just don't display her with Max.
If you put her on her own, without any scale reference, you can see her as Theron's Furiosa. But if you stand her next to any other figure, not just Max, there's no way you can kid yourself that it's Furiosa from the film. She's far too diminutive, and therefore more reminiscent of an older Eleven from
Stranger Things.
At the moment I'm not sure where to display her, or who with. If she stands alongside anyone she becomes a new post-apocalyptic sci-fi character.
