30MF Class Up Armor (Liber Enchanter)

The Liber Enchanter is one of two expansion sets for the Liber Wizard (or the Rosan Wizard, if you want, the other being the sorcerer expansion), to turn the hooded spellcaster into a caped fencer or a 'spell sword' sort of character.

The kit has three small runners - Purple, cream white and metal injection silver, specifically a light silver with maybe a bit of light blue hue to it.

The silver parts would benefit a lot from panel lighting to highlight the details. As it is on its own, it looks cheap and ugly, due to the swirly metal injection plastic that is mismatched against the other colors.

The purple cloak can turn side to side on the peg it sits on, but otherwise it's static, no back and forth.

While it might not look like it on the pictures, the rapier/straight saber, is very long, to fit the height of the Wizard 3 model (it towers over the other two types, the fighter and knight).

The staff is shortened to become more of a short staff or a wand, by replacing the middle piece.

Overall it's really odd and looks mismatched. There's definitely a style to it, but the silver plastic definitely needs paint, which should be fairly simple.
To me, a lot of these 'class up' expansions are hit or miss and it's largely due to the plastic colors clashing very hard.

The Liber Enchanter is one of two expansion sets for the Liber Wizard (or the Rosan Wizard, if you want, the other being the sorcerer expansion), to turn the hooded spellcaster into a caped fencer or a 'spell sword' sort of character.

The kit has three small runners - Purple, cream white and metal injection silver, specifically a light silver with maybe a bit of light blue hue to it.

The silver parts would benefit a lot from panel lighting to highlight the details. As it is on its own, it looks cheap and ugly, due to the swirly metal injection plastic that is mismatched against the other colors.

The purple cloak can turn side to side on the peg it sits on, but otherwise it's static, no back and forth.

While it might not look like it on the pictures, the rapier/straight saber, is very long, to fit the height of the Wizard 3 model (it towers over the other two types, the fighter and knight).

The staff is shortened to become more of a short staff or a wand, by replacing the middle piece.

Overall it's really odd and looks mismatched. There's definitely a style to it, but the silver plastic definitely needs paint, which should be fairly simple.
To me, a lot of these 'class up' expansions are hit or miss and it's largely due to the plastic colors clashing very hard.