Kaiyodo Takeya Shiki Jizai Okimono Nausicaä of the Valley …, Woodlands

country_of_origin: Japan

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The shimmering silver-armored Triuma, now acting as the legs of the armored cavalry, makes its appearance! It features 41 points of articulation throughout its body. The neck's agile movement is achieved by using a scaly armor piece divided into eight sections, covered by a joint structure connected by nine ball joints, allowing for versatile posing. It can lift its head high or extend its neck straight during a run, enabling a variety of expressions. The large, bulging beak can open and close, and it even includes a tongue inside.

The "mask" that protects the head also features detailed inner lining, giving it a practical look from the back. Additional armor has been added to the rear of the saddle for back protection. The set includes a sword with a fan-shaped blade specially designed for the Tormekian armored cavalry, along with a dedicated sheath and a display stand.

Each leg has 13 points of articulation, allowing for a range of posing options. The toes of one foot are fully articulated, with the three forward toes able to move at both the first and second joints, allowing it to firmly grip the ground and depict powerful stances as it kicks off the ground to run.

On the body of the Triuma, elements such as reins, stirrups, a saddle, and leg guards are attached, with each part expressing a different texture. Additionally, it can be combined with the currently available "Takeya-style adjustable figure Tormekian Army Armored Soldier Kushana Imperial Guard Ver." By replacing the included waist joint parts, it can also be posed riding the figure.

(c) Studio Ghibli (c) Takeya Takayuki, Yamaguchi Takashi/KAIYODO Sculptor: Fukumoto Tokuhō, Takaki Kenichi, Iida Tsunezuki

JAN: 4537807120441
material: Polyvinyl chloride



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It may take 7-14 days from Japan.

However, due to the recent decline in flights, it may take up to 20 days for your luggage to arrive.