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Bloodborne's Box Art Becomes Tangible With $300 Statue
Gecco's latest video game statue is inspired by Bloodborne's box art, which shows a hunter standing confidently with a blunderbuss and saw cleaver in hand. Gecco worked closely with From Software's artists to ensure every little detail in this figure's "hunter set" attire is correct. The statue is 1/6 scale (12" in height), features two paint schematics: clean, pre-battle, and bloody, post-battle. The saw cleaver can be folded up.
Gecco is releasing this statue in Japan and America in December, but it won't be cheap. Both versions (which you can see below) retail for $299. Visit Gecco's site here.
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