Leon Scott Kennedy
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INFORMATION
DIMENSIONS
- Height: approx. 31.0 cm / 12.2 in
- Width: approx. 20.0 cm / 7.9 in
- Depth: approx. 21.0 cm / 8.3 in
- Scale: 1/4
CONFIGURATIONS
- Main figure — Leon Scott Kennedy seated, shirtless, tactical harness and combat gloves, large-frame revolver resting in hand
- Weathered metal chair base — heavily rusted surface with chipped paint, sculpted as an integral part of the composition
MATERIAL & PACKAGING
- Custom full-color collector’s box
- Certified anti-shock inner packaging
- High-density corrugated outer shipping carton
OTHER
- Edition size: 199 pieces worldwide
- Estimated shipment: Late Q3 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
SIREN Studio renders Leon Scott Kennedy not mid-combat, but in the quiet aftermath — seated, shirtless, every muscle carrying the weight of years in the field. At 1/4 scale, the sculpt delivers portrait-level skin texture, individually rendered hair strands, and a rust-eaten chair that feels pulled straight from a forgotten safe room. Limited to 199 pieces worldwide, this is the version of Leon collectors have been waiting for: human, battle-worn, and impossible to look away from.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
<p>Leon Scott Kennedy is the central protagonist of Capcom's Resident Evil series — a former Raccoon City police officer turned elite government agent whose career has been defined by surviving the unsurvivable. Resident Evil: Requiem is the upcoming ninth mainline entry in the franchise, and SIREN Studio's interpretation captures Leon in a rare unguarded moment: stripped of his jacket, weapon loose in his grip, one hand dragged back through his hair — the posture of a man who has endured too much and is still, somehow, standing. It is less a battle pose than a portrait of exhaustion worn like armor.</p>
