Artpla - Sleipenir - Kishin Gensou Rune Masquer
Description
From the comic work Kishin Gensou Rune Masquer by Yutaka Izubuchi, a creator who is active in a wide range of fields as an illustrator, mechanical designer, and animation director.
Machine God Rune Masker Sleipnir is made into a plastic model kit for the first time ever!
In 1988, Yutaka Izubuchi and Kaiyodo teamed up to create ``Kishin Gensou Rune Masker,'' a completely original work that uses two forms of expression: three-dimensional and illustration.
Using current perspectives and technology, we will be releasing a new plastic model kit of Rune Masker, the machine god designed by Yutaka Izubuchi that appears in the story.
The person in charge of creating the prototype is Akira Tani, Kaiyodo's leading expert in mechanical modeling.
The unique design drawn by Yutaka Izubuchi, which combines mechanical yet biological features of being half human and half horse, is sculpted in a large size with a sense of volume.
The exterior is composed of smooth curves, and the organic parts such as the waving mane and tail are designed to be easy to assemble as a fixed model by cleverly dividing them into parts.
The kit also includes a pedestal and a large spear as a weapon. Once completed, you will be able to enjoy the appearance of the machine god Rune Masker, standing on a rocky shore with a divine aura.
We want you to enjoy Hiroshi Izubuchi's supreme design, newly expressed as a three-dimensional object.
*The image is an example of a printed prototype that has been colored.
Scale: Non-scale (approximately 220mm from the base to the top of the head)
Number of runners: 5 + base
Product material…HIPS
Molding color…light gray
Prototype production: Akira Tani
Fixed pose model
