I saved the biggest (and most photo heavy) item for last. This was the largest chocolate collector's set that was being sold, and it contains a little bit of everything.
There's a lot to cover, so I'm just going to jump right in!
No matter how many times I photograph these tins, I'm never happy. The art is really lovely in person, but these pastels are a major pain in the butt to photograph! I have photographed this specific tin and it's chocolates three separate times. I would have kept going, and tried again, but the chocolates were getting soft and melty from being handled in front of all the photo lights. I had to suck it up and go with this set, even though I'm still not entirely happy with it.
Bah, enough rambling about my first-world-food-photo problems, let's talk about magical girls and candy!
Happy Valentine's Day! (It'll still be Valentine's Day for another hour or so, better late than never.) It's finally time to review all of the Sailor Moon themed chocolates I bought from JBOX.com. I went a little overboard photographing them, so each item is going to be broken up into a separate post.
First up, these freaking precious Luna and Artemis tins!
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So I saw THIS post by sailormooncollectables on Tumblr, and I couldn't resist. I was originally going to order one, but there was a promo for when you buy three....and so things got a little out of hand.
I ordered the tin on the left, featuring Sailormoon and the inner senshi, the larger pink box with collectable compact tin, and a little something else you'll see under the cut.
