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KD Colle The Rising Of The Shield Hero 1/7 Scale Pre-Painted Figure: Filo
Japan
Product Features
- 1/7 Scale Pre-Painted Figure
- Material: PVC, ABS
- Height: approx. 130mm
- Limited availability
Item Description
"Time to dig in!"
From the anime series "The Rising of the Shield Hero" comes a 1/7th scale figure of the Filolial Queen Filo! Filo has been recreated chowing down on a hotdog. Her blonde hair, fluffy wings, delicate skin, and blue eyes have been faithfully painted in stunning detail. Be sure to add her to your collection!
What is KDcolle?
KADOKAWA presents a new figure brand, KDcolle (KADOKAWA Collection), featuring figures with style only possible for KADOKAWA to create. With a charm unique to experienced publishing company KADOKAWA, we bring you a new series of figures sure to make your heartbeat with excitement! Expect more from the KDcolle series coming soon!
Please note that the images shown may differ from the final product.
Paintwork is done partially by hand and therefore final products may vary.
From the anime series "The Rising of the Shield Hero" comes a 1/7th scale figure of the Filolial Queen Filo! Filo has been recreated chowing down on a hotdog. Her blonde hair, fluffy wings, delicate skin, and blue eyes have been faithfully painted in stunning detail. Be sure to add her to your collection!
What is KDcolle?
KADOKAWA presents a new figure brand, KDcolle (KADOKAWA Collection), featuring figures with style only possible for KADOKAWA to create. With a charm unique to experienced publishing company KADOKAWA, we bring you a new series of figures sure to make your heartbeat with excitement! Expect more from the KDcolle series coming soon!
Please note that the images shown may differ from the final product.
Paintwork is done partially by hand and therefore final products may vary.
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