Made in Abyss: The Golden City of the Scorching Sun KD Colle Faputa 1/7 Scale Figure
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SUBSTANDARD GRADE
- Product is brand new and in mint condition
- Packaging has significant flaws
- Meant to be opened, not for package display
Product Description
"Faputa was born so that all this will not be forgotten. This day… This moment… You know not how long Faputa has longed for it."
From the anime series "Made in Abyss: The Golden City of the Scorching Sun" comes a 1/7 scale figure of Faputa, the Princess of the Hollows. Her eyes are printed on the back of clear parts to create a three-dimensional and realistic appearance. The shadows that fall on her eyes also produce various expressions.
The beautiful fur that covers her body is recreated with fine flocking, and her smooth brown skin, ruby-like nails and horns have been created and painted with care.
The base of the figure is inspired by the effect seen when her powers are overflowing as she descends to Ilblu, the village of the Hollows. The contrast with her solemn appearance, it serves to creates a mysterious atmosphere.
Please enjoy this special figure rendition fit for Faputa, the embodiment of value.
Product Features
- Approx. 8.07 inches tall (20.49cm)
- 1/7 Scale
- Made of plastic
- From the Made from Abyss: The Golden City of the Scorching Sun anime
- Features flocking on various parts of the figure
- Realistic eyes
- Highly detailed
- Non-articulated
Box Contents
- Faputa figure
- Base
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