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Colbert/Ball Tax Service
Distance: 10.5 Mi2616 S Loop W Ste 110
77054 Houston -
Houston NFL Holdings, L.P.
Distance: 10.9 Mi2 Reliant Park
77054 Houston -
Greene Consulting Group
Distance: 9.8 Mi1702 Palmera Ct
77459-4583 Missouri City -
Thai Spice Restaurant
Distance: 12.4 Mi5117 Kelvin Drive
77005 Houston -
Broadspeed
Distance: 12.1 Mi703 Dumont St
77587-3302 South Houston
Description
I’m not positively thrilled with this figure, certainly not near the level of excitement I have for the Kain, Nancy, and Noknor Book I version figures. It’s okay, but not great and not even close to what I feel Li deserves in a toy. This one is a product of multiple issues, not the least being that it was a rush job and I didn’t have access to the materials I normally do (more on that in a bit). Still, it’s really not too bad, all things considered. I really love how her Dragon Claw came out. Like all the other figures, I had wanted to make a Hua Li figure for a long time. I really had no idea what action figure I would use as the core figure except that something along the lines of a Chun-Li Street Fighter 2 doll would work out pretty well. Although Hua Li is not based on the Street Fighter game character in any way, I figured the Chun-Li action figure would work because a) they’re both Chinese, b) they both know kungfu, and c) there’s a ton of Chun-Li figures to choose from ranging from completely cartoony to more humanesque. Obviously, I wanted one more humanesque, but I had to go with cartoony for several reasons.