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Hobby Japan Mook - Figure JAPAN Maniacs: Biography of the Figure Sculptors (フィギュアJAPANマニアックス フィギュア原型師列伝)

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¡Descubriendo la historia de las figuras Bishoujo!

Este volumen definitivo reúne la serie completa de 30 entrevistas publicada originalmente en Monthly Hobby Japan desde 2022. Con conversaciones en profundidad con escultores y finalizadores de figuras, el libro reconstruye toda la serie en una edición completa, ahora con una cantidad sustancial de contenido recién añadido.

Descubre la rica historia de las figuras bishoujo (chicas hermosas) a través de los relatos de primera mano de los propios creadores, que ofrecen una mirada entre bastidores sobre cómo estas figuras icónicas cobraron vida a lo largo de los años.

Tapa blanda. Todo el texto está en japonés.

Hobby Japan Mook - Figure JAPAN Maniacs: Biography of the Figure Sculptors (フィギュアJAPANマニアックス フィギュア原型師列伝)

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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Adam J. ★★★★★

I flipped straight to the Kusada interview and lost an hour just reading his process notes. Having all 30 parts from the serialized run collected in one book makes it way easier to trace how each sculptor’s style evolved across the years.

Aurora P. ★★★★★

Bought this mostly out of curiosity about the sculpting process, and the 30-part interview format turned out to be way more engaging than a typical art book. The conversations with the actual sculptors give you real insight into how bishoujo figures go from concept to finished product. It's a thick

Thomas ★★★★★

Thirty interviews packed into one book, and each one really digs into the sculptor’s process and history rather than just showing pretty photos. The serialized format from the magazine flows well as a cohesive read, and I found myself flipping back to compare techniques across artists. A must-have f