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[The photos follow at the end of the next section.]
Background on the Figure
The Lan Di figure was offered as both a regular edition (priced at $209.99 with an edition size of 750 pieces) and exclusive edition ($234.99, edition size: 275 pieces), and orders opened a year ago in November 2015. As you might expect, both editions are now listed as Sold Out on the company's ordering site, with any subsequent orders going onto a wait list in case of a cancelled order.
In terms of the difference between the two editions, the regular edition of Lan Di stands on wooden flooring (such as that found in the Hazuki dojo), while in the exclusive edition he stands on a replica of the Dragon mirror.
The description of the figure from the company's website reads as follows:
Lan Di is stood arrogantly beckoning, captured in the tense moments immediately after retrieving the Dragon Mirror, and immediately before the brutal demise of Ryo’s father. The statue’s right arm can also be switched out to allow the collector to display Lan Di with both arms behind his back. This statue has been cast completely in high grade polystone, and is painted to exacting standards to capture the exceptional and intricate details of Lan Di’s design. The statue stands 12 inches tall, making the figure the perfect compliment to our Ryo Hazuki limited edition collectible.
"Get up, I'll allow you to die like a warrior..." |
Worldwide shipping of the figure appears to be in progress right now, with some people having received their figures as early as last month while others have been informed of expected delivery in December.
And now, onto the photos of the exclusive-edition statue and packaging. I have to agree that the detail and clarity of the paintwork on the figure looks outstanding!
Thanks to Jcgamer60 for the photos, and I am sure Lan Di will have taken pride of place on his shelves.
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