Table Museum figma Angel Statue - Reissue with Double Cuteness
Discover the Table Museum series brought to life in figma form. This release recreates the beloved classical motif of angel sculptures as charming, fully articulated figma figures. Inspired by various works of Western sculpture, the design aims to capture the universally appealing look of angels and offers multiple display options, including a special set of parts to recreate the Manneken Pis.
Features - Smooth and precise figma original joint parts allow a wide range of action poses for the angels - Soft materials in key areas preserve natural proportions while maintaining articulation - Includes accessories such as a bow, trumpet, interchangeable wrists, and dedicated parts and pedestal to recreate the Manneken Pis - Figma stand with articulated support included for dynamic displays
Product Details - Size: Each figure approximately 100 mm tall - Sculptor: Tatsuya Ishibashi (M.I.C.) - Production cooperation: Max Factory - Includes: Dedicated figma base and accessory set - Package dimensions: 22 x 15 x 7.5 cm
Product Series: figma Series Title: Table Museum Product Code: SP076 JAN Code: 4570001513961
Other figma Table Museum models are sold separately.
Figma Posable Action Figure
This posable action figure from the figma series delivers exceptional poseability and display potential. Designed for collectors, hobbyists, and photographers, it combines detailed sculpting with a versatile joint system for dynamic and natural-looking poses.
- Series: figma - Highly poseable with multiple points of articulation for action poses and expressive stances - Smooth joint mechanism for natural movement and stable balance - Ideal for display, dioramas, stop motion, and figure photography - Durable construction suitable for long term display and handling - Great collectible gift for fans and toy collectors - Works well with action figure stands and common display accessories
A perfect addition to any figure collection for those who value articulation, display versatility, and photographic potential.