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Metal Gear Survive: Wanderer 1/6 Scale Statue by Gecco

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Metal Gear Survive: Wanderer 1/6 Scale Statue by GeccoOwn a piece of the "Dite" nightmare. Expertly crafted by the masters at Gecco, this 1 6 scale statue brings the chilling "Wanderer" from Metal Gear Survive to life with terrifying detail. Originally designed by the legendary Masahiro Ito (famed for his work on Silent Hill), this piece captures the tragic transformation of a human into a grotesque, crystalline entity. This is a premium polystone collectible that stands as a centerpiece for any Metal

Own a piece of the "Dite" nightmare.

Expertly crafted by the masters at Gecco, this 1/6 scale statue brings the chilling "Wanderer" from Metal Gear Survive to life with terrifying detail. Originally designed by the legendary Masahiro Ito (famed for his work on Silent Hill), this piece captures the tragic transformation of a human into a grotesque, crystalline entity.

This is a premium polystone collectible that stands as a centerpiece for any Metal Gear or horror enthusiast’s shelf.

Key Features

  • Expert Craftsmanship: Sculpted by Shinya Yamaoka and painted by Katsushige Akeyama, capturing every ripple of stoic muscle and jagged crystal.

  • LED Illumination: The large, iconic crystal protruding from the head features a powerful LED light-up function, recreating the eerie glow seen in-game.

  • Intricate Textures: A stunning contrast between the organic, human-like anatomy and the sharp, translucent crystals peppered across the body.

  • Diorama Base: The Wanderer stands upon a base themed after the world of Dite, complete with dust, sand, and the grim addition of amputated Wanderer arms.

Technical Specifications

  • Scale: 1/6 Scale

  • Height: Approx. 32 cm (12.6 inches)

  • Material: High-quality Polystone

  • Brand: Gecco / Distributed by Sideshow & Diamond Comics

  • Condition: Used in Box / Displayed in Smoke-Free Home

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