Strangefate did what many of us have dreamed of doing from the first time we picked up a chunk of clay, he built a fully articulated model of a red twin-tailed assassin demon goddess! Well, maybe all our dreams aren't that specific.
 
Darth Talon speaks for herself (and she'll chop your giblets if you try and speak for her). Strangefate added as much detail as possible into the digital sculpt while keeping in mind the limitations of current 3D printers, as well as the cost. Even the way a model is printed can affect the final cost, SF has done all he could to give us an affordable, beautiful 6-inch figure that will cost about $50. You could clean out a few garages or shovel snow from some driveways and quickly earn enough to get this piece.
 
 I do have major gripes with the fig though, and they're enough to turn me away from buying. Simple hinges at the knees/elbows/ankles limit the figure's poseability to the point where all Tal can do is stand there and look menacing, or look menacing while standing slightly askew. And the fig can't even do that because the bland neutral face sculpt is so unfitting. From what I've read, it's tough to modify these figures because they're on the frail side, so adding your own articulation is a gamble.
 
Ultimately I think it's a worthwhile purchase, especially when you consider that statues at a similar size can cost even more, and can have even less detail, and you don't get the added fun of articulation.
 
By the way, those tattoos are all slightly raised, making the painting process much less aggravating, lest you should accidentally smear a line, enter a frenzied rage and fall to the Dark Side.