Fire-Dragon Knight Grunbeld
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INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 50.9 cm / 20.04 in
- Width: 39.1 cm / 15.39 in
- Depth: 44.7 cm / 17.60 in
Configurations
- Finished Edition: Fully painted statue with a blood-slick base.
- Gray Model Edition: Unpainted master cast with the same base.
- Both versions include Grunbeld’s sculpted dragon-scale armor, spiked tower shield, and great mace.
- Bonus Item: Detachable battered soldier corpse (Pre-order bonus for both versions).
Material & Packaging
- No material or packaging details were provided for this product.
Other
- Edition Size (Finished Edition): 68 (Mainland China Release)
- Edition Size (Gray Model Edition): 10
- Pre-ordering automatically secures a reservation for EcliPse Art’s next Berserk release, Hunter Irvine.
VIDEO
ABOUT
EcliPse Art Studio makes a stunning debut with their ‘Human-Type Apostle’ series, capturing the colossal Grunbeld in a moment of brutal force. The Fire-Dragon Knight is depicted mid-swing, his intricate dragon-scale armor and massive shield rendered with incredible detail. Set upon a base littered with the casualties of war, this statue is a powerfully dynamic centerpiece for any Berserk collection, made even more compelling by its strictly limited edition size and a gruesome pre-order bonus.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
Grunbeld stands as a towering figure within the new Band of the Hawk, a formidable apostle known as the 'Fire-Dragon Knight.' Clad in distinctive, crystal-like armor and wielding immense strength, he serves as one of Griffith's most powerful warriors. This piece captures his human form, a rare and imposing sight that precedes his monstrous draconic transformation.
