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A hunter draws her arrow. A steel serpent rears its head.
A battle amid ancient ruins, captured in a high-density diorama.
As humanity faces a new crisis, the journey across the American West unfolds in "Horizon Forbidden West." From this second chapter—one that embodies the franchise’s evolution—Aloy vs. The Slitherfang joins the Ultimate Diorama Masterline.
Inspired by the quest "Reach For The Stars"—in which Aloy searches ancient ruins in pursuit of hope found within the wisdom of the Old Ones—this diorama recreates the climactic battle from that quest. The Slitherfang coils around the shattered ruins. Aloy stands her ground, aiming for a decisive moment. Their intersecting lines of sight, the overwhelming difference in scale, and the breath-tightening distance between them are all meticulously composed to capture an instant brimming with tension.
Raising its gleaming head, the Slitherfang showcases sharp edges and intricate internal machinery across a body nearly 80 cm tall. Varied textures across every component, overlapping armor plates arranged to evoke mechanical range of motion, and dust clinging to its surface all enhance its presence. Its eyes and tail glow with LED illumination, amplifying the menace of the metallic beast.
Aloy’s flushed cheeks and focused gaze. The worn textures carefully painted onto her Death-Seeker's Shadow and Tenakth Vanquisher. Her small frame carries an impressive wealth of detail and determination. From the tension in her fingers as she nocks an arrow to the dynamic sweep of her braided hair, every nuance contributes to the story.
A hunter and a steel serpent, facing off in ancient ruins. A dramatic moment from the Forbidden West, brought to life through masterful sculpting and paintwork.
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