Little Red Riding Hood Rossi
$269.00
Pre-Order Estimated to ship Q4 2026
INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Scale: 1/6
- Height: Not specified
Configurations
- Included: Main figure — Rossi in Little Red Riding Hood costume, one-leg raised dynamic pose
- Base: Circular carved wooden-style base with red and blue apple props and ribbon scatter
- Head sculpt: Single portrait — half-lidded confident expression with fox ears and red hood helmet piece
- Hands: Fingerless-glove right hand raised near face; left hand extended
- Tail: Large sculpted fox tail integrated into the composition
Material & Packaging
- Material: Imported PU resin (polyurethane resin, a casting material commonly used in GK production for fine detail and surface finish)
- Packaging: Not specified
Other
- Studio: U Mai Studio
- Edition Size: 99 pieces
- Rating: All ages
- Estimated Shipment: No later than Q4 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
U Mai Studio’s Little Red Riding Hood Rossi captures the Arknights: Endfield fox-girl mid-stride in her red-hood costume — one leg raised, cape caught mid-billow, the whole pose balanced on the edge of a fairytale-themed circular base. At 1/6 scale in imported PU resin, limited to 99 pieces, the sculpt earns its place through the interplay of flowing hair, layered cape movement, and a base dressed with red and blue apples and ribbon scatter. A run this tight rarely needs a second argument.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
<p><strong>SCENE NOTES</strong></p><p>This is U Mai Studio's original sculptural interpretation of Rossi dressed in her Little Red Riding Hood costume — a design that plays directly on the fairytale archetype while leaning into her fox-girl identity, the "big bad wolf" and the red-hooded girl folded into one character. U Mai Studio frames this tension through posture rather than aggression: the raised leg, the sidelong glance, the half-smile all read as someone who knows exactly how the story ends and isn't worried about it. The base reinforces the fairytale language with carved scroll-work, scattered ribbon, and the red-and-blue apple pairing — a quiet visual pun on the source material. The cape's translucent grey-white gradient against the saturated red of the costume gives the piece its tonal range, keeping it from reading as a flat color block at any viewing angle.</p>
