Winged Jaw Titan Falco Grice
$69.00
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Character: Attack on Titan · Falco Grice
Product Status: Released
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INFORMATION
INFORMATION
Dimensions
- Height: 12 cm / 4.7 in
- Width: 12 cm / 4.7 in
- Depth: 11 cm / 4.3 in
Configurations
- WCF Version: Winged Jaw Titan figure with fully spread wings, translucent energy-trail effect parts, destroyed-building diorama elements integrated into base, Survey Corps emblem nameplate on base
Material & Packaging
- Material: Imported PU (a rigid casting compound used for structural body parts and fine surface detail) combined with imported high-clarity resin (used here for the translucent energy-trail and smoke effect parts)
Other
- Estimated Shipment: Q2 2026
VIDEO
ABOUT
This piece captures Falco Grice’s fully-evolved Winged Jaw Titan mid-flight — wings fully spread, feathers layered in dark grays with raw-flesh undertones, and translucent energy trails sweeping outward from the form. FengBao Studio renders the piece in the WCF format at 12 cm across all three axes, combining imported PU and high-clarity resin to push both feather texture and the semi-transparent effect parts within a compact footprint. For a WCF-scale piece, the density of sculptural information here is genuinely uncommon.
CHARACTER ORIGIN
SCENE NOTESThis is the moment Falco's Jaw Titan reaches its fully-winged form — the one that makes the final push against Eren's Rumbling possible by carrying allies across a battlefield no one else could cross. In the manga's Chapter 135, Falco successfully flies to Fort Salta with Gabi and Annie, managing to transport the Scouts safely during the attack and retreat. That flight is the payoff of everything his arc had been building toward — the kid who dreamed of flying, whose very name means falcon, finally becoming exactly that. FengBao Studio leans into the motion and weight of that moment: the wings are caught mid-beat rather than posed symmetrically, the translucent high-clarity resin trails read as displaced air and raw Titan energy simultaneously, and the base grounds the whole composition in rubble and Survey Corps iconography — a reminder of what this flight is protecting and what it's leaving behind.
