I take the glossy part back. After staring at her for a while, I'm definitely digging her black shimmery thigh-highs and her extra glossy mary-janes. Her slightly off face and one dimensional top paint sets the tone for a potentially great set.

Cheeks slightly too chubby, eyes slightly too large, smile too smiley... body still b-b-bangin'. There's too much gloss all-around giving her a cheaper look. The wood stairs looks better paint-wise than her.

Sadly, the only real problem with her face is her smile. It's too curved and derpy. Otherwise a great figure!

For me this has the same problem as Saber Alter Swimsuit Ver. from Alter ; Saber has sharper looking facial features than those in the figure. I guess it goes with the freedom of the sculptor, and you get this kind of thing a lot with different characters.

Also like Chriz said the glossy black for clothes makes it look a bit funny. At fast glance I would say the maid clothes were leather.

Doesn't look too bad from the pictures, although the shade of black looks too shiny to be real. Also, the clothing there looks very plastic.

Saber herself is probably going to be a 1/8 figure because most of the height in the model lies in the stair case.

I'm not familiar with Plum's work, so it will take a bit of convincing from those who knows better for me to take the plunge.