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"Hahaha, do not think I will be so easily manipulated like the other girls!"
The Iron Blood M-class light cruiser brought to life from its key visual.
Command a fleet of beautiful warship girls and lead them to victory at sea—this is the world of "Azur Lane." Now, Regensburg joins the Concept Masterline series from this innovative side-scrolling shooting RPG!
Unfazed by the magma bubbling at her feet, she carries herself with the composure of a higher being. This statue brings to life the key visual illustrated by YD, capturing her commanding presence in three-dimensional form. Every detail is crafted with precision—from the angle of her curved fingers to her dignified pose. Her blue-gray hair rendered in translucent parts for a sense of lightness, the mantle shaded with the glow of rising flames, and the custom base ablaze with LED illumination—each element is painted and finished with meticulous care.
And towering behind her is Regina, the autonomous dragon-type rigging also based on the key visual. With sharply sculpted horns and claws, a subdued metallic sheen in iron black, and LED features across its frame, the massive 66cm construct is brought to life in stunning scale. Display her looming behind Regensburg to deepen the immersion into her world. The statue also comes with an alternate angry expression, a right-hand part, and a head stand—offering customizable display options to suit your style.
This Ultimate Bonus Version includes an additional blushing faceplate, capturing Regensburg caught between pride and budding affection—a special part that reveals her softer side.
The Iron Blood M-class light cruiser, recreated in exquisite detail. Let her lead your collection to victory.
･Prototype samples shown.
･Product details could be subject to change without further notice.
･Please note the final product specifications may differ because each product is Handmade.
･Since the product is still in the development stage, the Size (up to 10%) & Weight (up to 10kg) may be changed during the production stage.
