Mikasa comes with 6 extra blades, and by that I mean 6 stubs- they aren't full blades. I guess they did this to cut down on production costs, but would it really have killed them to make 6 extra blades? They would just need to replicate the same ones they provide already (you only get 2). One other thing that seems extremely fragile are the extended grappling hooks. They are made from extremely thin metal as far as I can tell. I would be most careful with these and the 3D maneuvering equipment when unboxing this, as well as generally handling them. This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items. Otherwise, the figure looks amazing! The clothing is great, made of real fabric and materials. The only plastic parts are the boots, the holsters/belt, and the gear/weapons. Everything is pretty well stitched, at least looking from the outside. Her face is beautifully, artfully crafted. She looks exactly like she stepped out of the anime show into reality. The version I got was the first shipment/installment, where you get the 3 face attachments and 2 hair attachments. They are easy enough to switch out, you pull them straight out to detach and straight in to reattach. At first, I didn't like the fact that you're not getting a complete and intact head-sculpt, you are getting a multi-pieced head that forms a complete head-sculpt. But it looks fine and the seam where the hair meets is barely noticeable and it doesnt seem cheap or hollow. I definitely love the flowing hair option and the side-long glance, if you can get this version versus the second installment that is coming out which will NOT have that extra head piece, I would recommend this version. Make the cables on her gear out of a better material, and make her sword cables longer (currently it is a bit limiting when you are trying to pose her).

You get a stand with the figure similar to the one on the Figma version of Mikasa, but instead the part that attaches to the figure is a flexible claw/clip. The crane arm has 3 points of articulation. I just received my Medicom Mikasa RAH figure from Japan! I really love this figure, between quality and detail, you cannot beat it! She is 1/6 scale, 12 inches, and sizes up nicely next to my other 1/6 scale figures. I did alot of research to decide which version of Mikasa that I wanted; the smaller Figma figure versus the larger Medicom figure (the item here). I watched a youtube video where the figure is unboxed and the articulation, outfit, and mobility is professionally detailed. I highly recommend watching such a video to see where any issues with the figure may be and to get a better overview of what you are buying.

This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items. To return faulty items see our Returning Faulty Items policy. Make the 3D maneuvering gear out of metal (this would also solve a lot of the fragility issues). At the very least, make the gear that fits on her hips out of metal, and have the big parts just metal plated.