Comptiq September '11 issue was released in August, and featured a very nice cover with
Saber,
Saber Alter and
Saber Extra in swimsuits.

Over two years had passed since I bought a
Comptiq issue. As I said in previous entries, I don't buy magazines issues unless it includes some juicy extra. In this case, it includes a super deformed figure of
Saber from
Fate/EXTRA.

The figure is part of the figure line
niitengo by Toy's Works, and is clearly an attempt to emulate Good Smile Company's
nendoroid puchi line.

Compared side to side with a nendoroid petit, the proportions are a bit different; niitengo's
head is smaller and the body is a bit bigger.
Quality wise, the nendoroid have a much better paint job and sculpt and personally I find the nendoroid line cuter than the niitengo.
This issue was supposed to contain lots of
TYPE-MOON related news because of it's 10th anniversary, but the actual contents are not really that much:

The already on sale first season of
Carnival Phantasm. I expect my copy soon...
Fate/Zero TV series will begin on October.
And that's it.
The serialized manga includes:
HibiChika Time by
Oomori HayashiI knew this author for quite a while (his drawings are pretty unique) but this is the first time I read something by him.
In order to conmemorate the 10th anniversary of TYPE-MOON,
Kohaku and
Akiha leap back in time to the year 2003 and find the T-M characters of that time...
In the picture, 2003
Satsuki is waiting for her route.
This is the 4th chapter and I missed the previous 3, so I hope they'll release a tankoubon of it.
EDIT: I have some pins designed by
Keikenchi:

Those where extras included in some Kotobukiya's garage kits that I bought in 2003, that are among the very first TYPE-MOON items that I purchased. I'm quite an old time fan, aren't I?
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