Aura Battler DUNBINE - Chum Huau non-scale resin kit Hasegawa 52498 SP698  [HA-52498]

Hasegawa 52498 - SP698 Resin Figure Kit [Aura Battler DUNBINE] Chum Huau
Price:
£32.60
Brand:
Hasegawa
Model:
HA-52498
Condition:
Brand New
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Aura Battler DUNBINE — Chum Huau resin kit (Hasegawa 52498 SP698)

This non-scale resin figure kit recreates Chum Huau from the TV anime Aura Battler DUNBINE as a display piece; the finished model should stand at roughly 140 mm.

Aura Battler DUNBINE, produced by Sunrise in 1983, blends elements of medieval fantasy with insect-like mecha called aura battlers, which are driven by a pilot's life energy. Characters and their relationships to those machines define much of the series' setting.

Supplied as resin cast parts for a fixed pose, the kit's completed height is approximately 140 mm. The rear wings are cast in transparent resin to retain translucency. The prototype sculpt was completed by Dan Tsurugi. Images are illustrative and the silhouette shows the intended pose only.

Product Specifications

  • Approximate finished height: 140 mm
  • Assembly type: resin kit
  • Material: resin
  • Clear parts: transparent resin wings for the rear attachment

A resin assembly kit aimed at model builders and collectors who want a character display piece with transparent wing elements and a sculpt by Dan Tsurugi; requires careful finishing and painting.

For strong joins on resin parts, cyanoacrylate (super glue) or two-part epoxy adhesives are commonly used; try a small test joint if unsure about fit.
Clean parts to remove mould release and oils, lightly abrade contact areas to key the surface and then apply a primer suited for resin to promote paint adhesion.
Mask clear sections carefully and apply thin, controlled coats if tinting; consider leaving portions unpainted for maximum clarity.
Yes. With appropriate mounting and balance considerations, the figure can be integrated into dioramas; plan attachment points and finish to match the scene.

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