Dimension Witch Eclipse — Brown Dust 2
$219.00
Pre-Order Estimated to ship Q2 2027
INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 31.0 cm / 12.2 in (including base)
Configurations
- Scale: 1/6
- Base: Crescent moon and star platform with small companion spirit figures at the feet
- Portrait: Single head sculpt — coy, half-lidded gaze with parted lips and a knowing expression
- Hands: One hand raised with fingers extended; one hand raised near the face with a gloved grip
- Hair: Voluminous multi-strand flowing hair with deep brown and cobalt-blue highlights sculpted mid-motion
- Costume: Lavender ruffled off-shoulder top, deep blue corset with ornamental clasp, dark thigh-high stocking on one leg, barefoot on the other
Material & Packaging
- Material: ABS (rigid structural plastic used for internal framing and fine detail parts), PVC (flexible plastic used for costume elements and hair), PU (polyurethane, used for softer sculptural sections)
- Packaging: Not specified
Other
- Studio: Stargazer
- Series: Brown Dust II
- Estimated Shipment: April 2027
VIDEO
ABOUT
Stargazer’s 1/6 scale figure captures Eclipse in her Dimension Witch costume — the Space Witch form that defines her identity as the sovereign sorceress of the Magic Tower. Standing 310 mm tall in ABS, PVC, and PU, the piece is built around a sweeping mass of deep-blue and dark-chocolate hair that radiates outward like a collapsing star, anchored by a crescent-and-star base with companion spirits at her feet. For Eclipse collectors, this is the definitive three-dimensional reading of the costume — the one that put her on the map.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
<p><strong>SCENE NOTES</strong></p><p>This is Eclipse's Dimension Witch — the Space Witch form that established her as the undisputed ruler of the Magic Tower on the Svern Continent, a character whose command over dimensional magic reads in every line of her posture. Stargazer chose to frame her not mid-combat but in a moment of composed, almost theatrical authority: weight shifted onto one bare foot, one arm extended outward and the other raised to her face, the expression landing somewhere between invitation and dismissal. The hair is the structural centerpiece — dozens of individual strands in deep brown and cobalt blue arc outward in every direction, giving the piece a radial silhouette that reads dramatically from any angle. The crescent base and small spirit companions ground the cosmic-witch theme without overstating it, letting the figure's own mass carry the display.</p>
