Combat-Ready Hackclaw (Mai Xiaowen)
$409.00
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Character: Delta Force · Hackclaw
Product Status: Pre-Order Close
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INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Not specified
Configurations
- Standard Version: Main statue with x2 interchangeable head sculpts — focused combat gaze and a composed, finger-to-lips expression; sniper rifle; tactical base with structural debris, bamboo lattice, and geometric orb detail element; Bonus Item: Hackclaw chibi-style mini figure (pre-order exclusive)
Material & Packaging
- Material: Imported resin + imported PU (polyurethane foam or rigid PU, commonly used for structural and detail components in GK statues)
- Packaging: Full-color outer box; EPE foam interior (dense protective foam used for statue shipping); kraft paper outer carton
Other
- Scale: 1/4
- Studio: MiYin Studio
- Edition Note: Described as MiYin Studio’s first statue-class work
- Estimated Shipment: Q3 2026
- Bonus Item: Hackclaw chibi-style mini figure included with pre-orders
VIDEO
ABOUT
MiYin Studio’s debut statue-class piece captures Hackclaw — Mai Xiaowen — in a combat-ready stance at 1/4 scale, sniper rifle raised and tactical kit rendered in full detail across imported resin and PU construction. Two interchangeable head sculpts give the piece two distinct emotional reads from the same base. For collectors tracking Delta Force characters in the GK space, this is the first statue-grade interpretation of the operator, and it sets the bar from the ground up.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
SCENE NOTESMiYin Studio frames Hackclaw in a moment of controlled aggression — rifle in hand, posture coiled, the kind of stillness that precedes a trigger pull rather than follows one. That tension is central to her identity as an operator: the calm precision underneath the edge. The studio leans into the contrast through two sculpted portraits, one locked in sharp-eyed focus, the other carrying a quieter, almost calculating composure with a finger raised to her lips — two sides of the same character in a single display footprint. The base extends the read further, grounding her on fractured terrain with a bamboo lattice wall and a multi-paneled geometric orb, details that pull the eye downward and give the piece a full environmental context rather than a plain plinth.
