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Takamura Mamoru
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| Имя персонажа: | |
| Дата выпуска: | Декабрь, 2024 |
| Тип фигурки: | Completed Model |
| Материал: | Resin, PU, PVC |
| Размер: | 1/6 |
| Высота: | 342 мм |
| Производитель: | Kitsune Statue |
| Цена (производителя): | 86900 ¥ |
| Владельцы: | 1 |
Особенности:
EDITION: Pre-order open up to 300 pieces
DIMENSIONS: H. 34.2 cm x W. 21.7 cm x D. 27.7 cm
WEIGHT: +/- 6 kilos
PROJECT DIRECTOR: Yann Rademske
ART DIRECTION: Kitsune Statue
PAINT: Noel Amann
CONCEPT ART: Sacha Delon
3D SCULPT: Giacinto Platania
This new line features the character in a ring to achieve consistency with the other statues.
Takamura is a very muscular boxer with a huge scar resulting from a fight with a bear (hence his nickname of "bear killer").
Concerning the base, the goal was to put forward the boxer.
This base presents the flag of the country (here Japan for Takamura), as well as the medallion of the belt of the world championship in category "Heavyweight" and also the logo of the club of Takamura.
EDITION: Pre-order open up to 300 pieces
DIMENSIONS: H. 34.2 cm x W. 21.7 cm x D. 27.7 cm
WEIGHT: +/- 6 kilos
PROJECT DIRECTOR: Yann Rademske
ART DIRECTION: Kitsune Statue
PAINT: Noel Amann
CONCEPT ART: Sacha Delon
3D SCULPT: Giacinto Platania
This new line features the character in a ring to achieve consistency with the other statues.
Takamura is a very muscular boxer with a huge scar resulting from a fight with a bear (hence his nickname of "bear killer").
Concerning the base, the goal was to put forward the boxer.
This base presents the flag of the country (here Japan for Takamura), as well as the medallion of the belt of the world championship in category "Heavyweight" and also the logo of the club of Takamura.
Представленные фотографии были сделаны производителем (Kitsune Statue) или уполномоченным лицом. За более подробной информацией перейдите на страницу производителя. © George Morikawa/Kodansha Ltd. Все права защищены.
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