Figure ARTFX + Superman NEW52 version 「 The NEW52 Justice League 」

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Product Description ■ Johnny DC's Latest Comic World 「 NEW52 : 」's Heroes in ARTFX +! The opening of the series is from "Man of Steel"!
The rare artist Jim Lee takes a pen and reconstructs the world view from the ground up. Reconstructs the DC world from the ground up. The NEW52 shows a completely different aspect of the DC universe and fascinates both new and old fans.
コトブキヤ also released the Justice League as ARTFX + in line with the new start.
The first one is the "Man of Steel" which has been reborn with the most changed costume.
The red pants which can be said to be the trademark have been removed. The costume which is characterized by the line and texture like a bodysuit with more emphasis on defense has been reproduced in detail under the supervision of Johnny DC.
In addition, as an original development of コトブキヤ, when the new setting of NEW52 was released for the first time, the collection art of the Justice League which is closer to Jim Lee's original setting was used as a three dimensional based illustration.
Superheroes (Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Green Lantern, Flash, Cyborg, Aquaman) will be commercialized one after another.
Not only can it be displayed by itself, but if you collect all of it, you can reproduce the Justice League art in three dimensions.
The scale is 1/10 the size of the ARTFX + unified scale (about 200 mm) and it is easy to decorate. The base also uses the magnet fixed specification that is common to the series. It is lined up with other ARTFX + series products that are on sale and the world view will expand further.
[Product Details]
Specifications : Painted finished product
Size : Total height approx. 200 mm (1/10 scale)
Materials : PVC
Model : Gotaro Takeuchi (Atelier Bamboo)
Copyright : TM & (C) DC Comics. (s12)
* Reserved items are for reproduction, first production is mid-December 2012.