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The Liliana Model Set 143 stands out for several reasons:

| Limb | Procedure | |------|-----------| | Upper Arms (2 pcs) | 1. Slide the arm socket onto the torso’s shoulder ball joint.
2. Snap the elbow joint (part #30) onto the arm socket.
3. Insert the forearm piece (part #31) into the elbow socket. | | Lower Arms (2 pcs) | 1. Fit the hand socket onto the forearm (part #34).
2. Clip the hand (part #35) onto the socket.
3. Press the thumb and fingers into the articulation slots. | | Upper Legs | 1. Insert the thigh socket into the hip ball joint.
2. Snap the knee joint (part #45) onto the thigh.
3. Push the shin piece (part #46) onto the knee. | | Feet | 1. Slide the foot socket onto the shin.
2. Press the foot (part #50) until you hear a click. | liliana model set 143

Note: All joints are snap‑fit; avoid using glue unless you plan a permanent pose. If you want a pose that puts stress on a joint, a tiny dab of plastic‑bonding adhesive (e.g., cyanoacrylate) can add extra hold. The Liliana Model Set 143 stands out for

The box art for 143 is notably minimalist. Unlike the flashy, action-packed covers of previous sets, Liliana opted for a matte finish with a simple charcoal sketch of the subject. Inside, the packaging is dense. No wasteful plastic trays here; everything is wrapped in acid-free tissue paper. Snap the elbow joint (part #30) onto the arm socket

In the box, you get:

| Item | Installation | |------|--------------| | Robe (fabric) | Slip the robe’s shoulder tabs over the upper arm sockets, then pull the bottom edge over the hips. Secure the hidden snaps inside the torso. | | Cape | Fasten the clasp on the back of the torso, then drape the cape over the shoulders. | | Armor plates | Clip onto the chest and shoulder studs (parts #70‑#73). | | Staff | Insert the staff’s base into the right hand socket, then use a small pin to lock the grip. | | Dagger | Fit into the left hand socket the same way. | | Crystal orb | Place the orb onto the staff’s top socket; it has a small magnet that holds it in place. |