Kotobukiya Godzilla (1989) (Godzilla vs. Biollante)

Plastic Sci-Fi/Animation Character Assembly Kit A new plastic model series “Kyokuju Zoukei ABSOLUTE STRUCTURE” has started! The first model is a fixed plastic model of “Godzilla (1989)” from the movie “Godzilla vs. Biollante” released in 1989! Sculptor is “ZO MODELS”. The figure's flowing appearance from the top of the head to the tip of the tail has been faithfully sculpted in order to reproduce the image of Godzilla in the movie. The mouth of the fish has been sculpted with precision, and details such as the texture of the toes and body surface, and the details of each dorsal fin, have been thoroughly considered and reproduced as a plastic model! Just by assembling it, the overwhelming presence of the figure makes it seem as if it came straight out of the play. It is an item suitable for decorating the first in the “Gokuju Zoukei” series sent by Kotobukiya. Product Specifications This is an unpainted assembled plastic model. NON SCALE The figure is approximately 20cm in height, making it both a powerful and collectible item. Two types of head parts are included: an open-mouth face and a closed-mouth face. By replacing the head parts, two different facial expressions can be recreated. Dedicated pedestal for displaying the head parts is included. The head part can be displayed as a stand-alone figure. What is the [ABSOLUTE STRUCTURE] series? This is a fixed plastic model series by Kotobukiya, focusing on monsters and monstrous creatures. The models are reproduced as plastic models without compromising the modeling, details, and textures that were carefully considered from the prototype production stage. (C)TM & (C) TOHO CO. ----- Works Godzilla vs. Biollante Series Other Plastic model Scale NON Product Size Approximately 200mm in height Product Specifications Plastic model Number of Parts 51-200 Material PS Sculptor ZO MODELS Part Number KP764 The image is a prototype. It may differ slightly from the actual product. It has been painted for the purpose of photography. (From Kotobukiya website)