Meat-Stealing Sasha Braus
$229.00
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Character: Attack on Titan · Sasha Braus
Product Status: Released
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INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 29 cm / 11.4 in
- Width: 15 cm / 5.9 in
- Depth: 12.5 cm / 4.9 in
Configurations
- Full standing figure of Sasha Braus in Survey Corps uniform
- Jacket pulled open to reveal bundled meat hidden against her torso
- Full ODM gear harness with thigh canisters and gas lines
- Integrated wooden crate as part of the base — display-ready as sculpted
- Stone-textured base reflecting the Wall Rose cannon platform setting
Material & Packaging
- Material: Resin + PU (polyurethane used for the main body; a composite approach common in GK production for balancing detail fidelity with structural durability)
Other
- Estimated Shipment: Q3 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
ModelPower Studio’s Meat-Stealing Sasha Braus locks in one of Attack on Titan’s most beloved off-duty moments — Sasha mid-reveal, pulling back her jacket to flash the pilfered meat tucked against her chest, that unmistakable grin fully intact. Standing at 29 cm in a resin and PU composite build, the piece earns its shelf space through the layered gear work, the expressive portrait, and a crate-integrated base that grounds the whole scene in the Wall Rose setting. It’s a character-defining read that holds up from every angle.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
SCENE NOTESThe piece captures the moment on top of Wall Rose where Sasha pulls back her jacket to reveal meat she lifted from the officers' provisions — a beat that carries real weight because it's one of the few scenes in the series where the pressure drops and the characters feel like people, not soldiers. ModelPower Studio leans into the mischief rather than the action: the expression is wide-eyed and conspiratorial, the pose inviting the viewer in on the secret. The ODM gear is rendered with the kind of strap-and-buckle density that rewards a slow look around the figure, while the wooden crate at her feet ties the whole composition back to that Wall Rose rooftop setting without needing a word of explanation.
