Kotobukiya Takahiro Kagami Artist Support Item Hand Model Men's/R -Gray- 1/1 Scale Action Figure

--A long-awaited new addition to the "ARTIST SUPPORT ITEM Hand Model" series The ultimate in realism, the "MEN'S Model" is finally here!

The new "ARTIST SUPPORT ITEM Hand Model MEN'S/R" features incredibly realistic detail, movement, and size. The design evokes the powerful, masculine bones and muscles unique to MEN'S models, and the evolved articulation system more realistically recreates the existing "open and hold" and "flex and clench" movements.

Point 1: The newly designed design allows the fingertips to slip into the pockets in the palm, making it possible to recreate the soft muscle deformations that were previously difficult to achieve with plastic. You can now achieve action poses like a clenched fist with great force.

Point 2: The articulation mechanism has also been upgraded! The previous model's articulation structure was focused on beautifully showcasing the form of the back of the hand, but this MEN'S model features a completely redesigned joint system in the metacarpal area connecting the ring finger and little finger, allowing for more faithful reproduction of actual movement.

Point 3: The wrist mount is equipped with a rotation gimmick. The mechanism rotates while stopping with a click, like a dial, allowing for precise angle adjustments while the figure remains fixed to the base.

What's more, by combining the delicate and elegant previous model with the new MEN'S model, which pursues masculinity, to create a single pose, you can even recreate a depiction of a man and woman holding hands.

Use both "ARTIST SUPPORT ITEM Hand Model" models to depict scenes where hands with different characteristics are joined together, a style often used in anime, manga, and illustrations. (C) Takahiro Kagami (C) KOTOBUKIYA The powerful, masculine bones and muscles unique to this men's model are sculpted, and the evolved articulation system more realistically recreates not only the existing "open and hold" movements, but also "flexing and clenching a fist." The newly designed pockets on the palm allow the fingertips to slip into, allowing for the realistic expression of soft muscle deformations that were previously difficult to achieve with plastic. The joint system for the metacarpal bones connecting the ring finger and little finger has been completely redesigned, allowing for more faithful reproduction of actual movements. The wrist mount parts feature a rotation mechanism.