Review/Unboxing - Leecifer’s CollectedCon Exclusive Spark Is a Tiny UV Resin Blast of Toy Magic!

Leecifer brought some serious glow-powered goodness to CollectedCon with this exclusive resin edition of Spark, and even at just about 2.5" tall, this little dude makes a huge impression. This version of Spark is beautifully crafted in translucent deep blue resin and loaded with all kinds of colorful glow debris, glittery bits, and UV reactive goodness suspended throughout the body. It has that wild cosmic-confetti look where every angle catches the light a little differently… like some tiny radioactive space creature got dipped in party dust and sent straight to the convention floor.

The sculpt itself is classic little flame/spark monster fun… compact, spiky, chunky, and full of personality. Those bright orange eyes pop hard against the darker resin body, giving Spark this mischievous little stare that makes the whole piece feel alive. It is one of those figures that looks great in hand, but really starts doing its thing once the light hits it.

What makes this CollectedCon exclusive so cool is how much visual energy Leecifer packed into such a small figure. It is not oversized. It is not overcomplicated. It is just a really fun, beautifully made resin piece with killer color, great texture, and that handmade convention-exclusive charm collectors love hunting for.

UV reactive resin pieces always have that extra layer of fun too. You get one vibe under normal lighting, another when the figure starts catching highlights, and then a whole different beast once the glow and reactive elements come into play. Spark feels perfectly named here… because this thing really does look like it is charged up from the inside.

I just posted a closer look at this CollectedCon exclusive Leecifer Spark over on the YouTube channel, showing off the sculpt, finish, resin details, and all that glow-packed weirdness up close. If you are into resin toys, indie designer figures, convention exclusives, or strange little monsters with big shelf presence, this is definitely one to check out. And if you have not subscribed to the YouTube channel yet… come on over. More designer toy reviews, convention coverage, booth tours, and art toy goodness are always on the way.