Kotobukiya Heavy Weapon Unit 80 Evil Axe Gray Ver.

Detail-Up Parts (SF) The concept is “an oversized weapon inspired by a demon’s battle axe.” A battle axe with a demonic design featuring numerous clear parts. It is a powerful, imposing weapon that blends the ominous aesthetics of its massive blade with a beautiful sense of transparency. Thanks to its reconfiguration mechanism, it can be transformed into multiple weapon forms, such as a dagger, spear, and hand axe. Furthermore, since the frame parts are shared with the Evil Scythe, you can swap them between the two models to create new weapons. This item offers high play value, combining powerful sculpting with the potential for reconfiguration. Product Specifications ■ A terrifying yet beautiful design that combines powerful lines with demonic ornamentation, making extensive use of clear parts. ■ Can be reconfigured from Great Axe Mode into weapon forms such as a dagger, spear, or hand axe. ■ The large blade attachment point on the main body features a built-in joint, allowing for fine adjustments. ■ The horn-shaped parts on the sides of the main body and the three clear parts on the back use a 3mm connection standard, making them usable as customization parts. ■Since the handle connection also uses the 3mm standard, you can customize the design using items like the Alnair Rod or the Pole Weapon Set. ■The figure is two-tone molded in clear blue for the blade and gray for the frame. The design and engineering are by sera, renowned for stylish mecha designs such as the Form Arms, Stride Series, and Customize Blade Series. Accessories ■Large Battle Blade ×1 ■Main Body ×1 ■Long Handle ×1 ■Dagger ×1 ■Joint Parts ×2 ■Grip Part ×1 (C) KOTOBUKIYA ----- Product Specifications Series M.S.G Modeling Support Goods Series M.S.G Heavy Weapon Unit M.S.G Modeling Support Goods Scale: N/A Product Size Total Length: Approx. 260 mm Product Specifications Plastic Model Kit Number of Parts 1?50 Material ABS Designer sera Product Code MH80 Initial Release Month January 2027 *The images show a prototype. The actual product may differ slightly. Additionally, the model has been painted for photography purposes. (From the Kotobukiya website)