Description
[Product Introduction] Hot Toys' "Comic Masterpiece" line now includes characters from Marvel Comics! Introducing the Silver Surfer! The Silver Surfer from Marvel Comics has been brought to life as a high-end 1/6 scale figure, standing approximately 32cm tall with over 25 points of articulation. The newly developed head and body are finished with a glossy silver electroplating, faithfully recreating his gleaming silver appearance. Every detail and texture has been meticulously crafted for an exquisite finish. His trademark surfboard is sculpted to be approximately 39cm long. It features a magnet that allows it to be attached to the Silver Surfer's foot. The magnet's position is adjustable. Mjolnir is also included as a weapon, allowing you to recreate memorable scenes from the comics. With a variety of interchangeable hand parts, including one with a purple effect, you can create a range of situations. The diorama-style base uses a flexible pillar that allows you to freely change the figure's holding position, enabling a variety of displays, such as floating poses. Silver Surfer, the hero who races through space at the speed of light on his silver board, enjoys enduring popularity among comic book fans. This item, which perfectly captures the unique charm of the comics, is the ultimate must-have!
[Product Specifications]
Manufacturer: Hot Toys
Series Number: CM#033
Scale: 1/6 scale
Size: Approximately 32cm tall
Articulation Points: 25
Package: Closed box
Production Information: Limited production
Distribution Method: General sale
Product Type: High-end 1/6 scale articulated figure
Accessories (Weapon): Mjolnir
Accessories (Accessories): Surfboard, interchangeable hand parts (x9), diorama base
Barcode Number: 4570191995875
[Work Introduction]
Marvel Comics: American comics published by Marvel Comics, an American publishing company headquartered in New York. Marvel boasts numerous globally renowned and popular franchises, including "Spider-Man," "Iron Man," and "Wolverine," many of which have been adapted into films. Over 8,000 characters have appeared in Marvel comics throughout its more than 70-year history. These Marvel heroes, who revolutionized the image of superheroes in their home country of America, have also gained significant recognition in Japan in recent years thanks to the massive success of films such as "Spider-Man," "Iron Man," and "X-Men." https://marvel.disney.co.jp/