Reclining Grace Ashcroft — Resident Evil Requiem
$409.00
Character: Resident Evil · Grace Ashcroft
Product Status: Pre-Order · Estimated to ship TBD
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INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 36 cm / 14.2 in
- Width: 41 cm / 16.1 in
- Depth: 32 cm / 12.6 in
Configurations
- Interchangeable Parts: Swappable lower-body section — two display configurations for the seated pose
- Functional Feature: Table lamp on the nightstand base is wired and illuminates
- Included Accessories: Weathered leather armchair, antique-style nightstand with scattered papers, octagonal stone-finish base, pistol prop in right hand
Material & Packaging
- Materials: PU (polyurethane resin, a lightweight casting resin common in mid-to-high-tier GK production), ABS (rigid engineering plastic used for fine structural parts), and premium resin (higher-grade casting compound used for detail-critical areas such as the portrait and hands)
- Packaging: Not specified
Other
- Scale: 1/4
- Edition Size: Limited to 98 pieces
- Estimated Shipment: Approximately 2 months after Pre-Order Close
- Studio: Ronin Studio
VIDEO
ABOUT
Ronin Studio’s 1/4-scale Reclining Grace Ashcroft captures the Resident Evil Requiem protagonist draped across a weathered leather armchair — pistol in hand, gaze cool and guarded — in a diorama that reads less like a trophy pose and more like a scene pulled directly from the game’s gothic atmosphere. At 41 cm wide, the piece commands real shelf presence, and the functional table lamp integrated into the nightstand base adds a practical lighting element that most statues at this scale simply don’t offer. Limited to 98 pieces, with a swappable lower-body configuration that extends display options, this is the kind of low-edition diorama that fills a very specific gap in any Requiem collection.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
SCENE NOTESRonin Studio frames Grace not in the middle of a fight, but in the charged stillness between them — reclined in a cracked leather armchair, legs drawn up, pistol loose in a gloved hand, eyes carrying the weight of someone who has already seen too much and knows more is coming. That tension between surface calm and underlying dread is exactly what defines her arc across Requiem, and Ronin Studio leans into it deliberately: the antique nightstand, the warm glow of the functional table lamp, and the worn stone base all build an interior that feels like a room she's claimed for herself inside a world that keeps closing in. The swappable lower-body configuration lets the collector tune the pose's energy — more composed or more unsettled — without breaking the scene's core read.
