- One of the typical character of the American special effects movie with a lot of fans around the world is King Kong. Huge gorilla, King Kong is produced in 1933, was it represents the first time the figure with a screening has been movie. Scene of the King Kong climbed to the Empire State Building in the climax scene to attack biplane of the airplane has been especially known.
- Then the movie [King Kong] a collection of very popular with the public, in addition to a number of sequels and remake was produced, anime birth. In addition, the presence of King Kong is then, it will say that also had an impact on a number of monsters and creatures birth. Japanese film, it is as you know the fighting also appeared in Godzilla.
- Model the first King Kong movie, it has to reproduce the King Kong that appeared in 1933 edition. Scale 1/72. Height of finish is feeling the presence and about 22cm is also enough. The fighting Standing on top of the Tyrannosaurus defeated, reproduced in a dynamic pose that raised the cry of victory by tapping the chest with both arms. Appearance of force, of course, the surface of the covered body to body hair also representation in texture plenty.
- In addition, up to the sharp fangs and facial expressions peek from the open mouth, delicate representation of detail will increase even more the reality. Sculptor is, Gabriel Marquez. This is the finish that one scene of the movie revives.
- Details of resin resin unique, reproduction of detail movie fan, do not miss the model fan. display-based size Tyrannosaurus lies about 152 × 254mm. Finish of scene tailoring I am looking forward to try wields arm to paint.
- Because it is an airplane modeler and familiar 1/72 scale in military modeler, in combination with each model, it is also a good idea try to challenge the original scene model. Of course, the movie fan, and I'm sure that I would like you to enjoy a wide range of model fan.
- Height of the finish is about 22cm
- Sculpted by Gabriel Marquez
- Delicately representation up to the sharp fangs that peek from the covered body and to open mouth to body hair
- Display base included the Tyrannosaurus of about 152 × 254mm lies
- Resin unpainted kit
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