Aoshima: PF-06 Shinjuku Burning Millennium PLAfig. Model Kit [Feb, 2027]


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Sale price$79.99

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Product Description

It's a red....dragon....

At Godzilla Fest 2025, the short tokusatsu film Fest Godzilla II: Shinjuku Burning was unveiled. From that film, the “Burning Millennium Godzilla” now joins the PLAfig. (PLAfigures) series! The kit uses clear orange molding to recreate Godzilla’s fiery red appearance in a fixed-pose plastic model. Thanks to a design that preserves the integrity of the sculpt, simply assembling the parts allows you to fully appreciate the detailed craftsmanship of Godzilla.

The package illustration is an exclusive new artwork by Yuu Iguchi, letting you enjoy the overwhelming presence of Godzilla as package art as well. Please assemble the red, blazing Burning Millennium Godzilla with your own hands and fully enjoy it.

  • Based on the original prototype by “RYO nendoseizin”, the organic design of Godzilla is faithfully recreated as a plastic model kit.
  • Features a dynamic, lifelike pose that looks as if Godzilla could start moving at any moment.
  • Packed with realistic details condensed into a height of approximately 13 cm.
  • An exclusive newly drawn package illustration by “Yuu Iguchi”
  • All parts are molded in clear orange, allowing you to paint the rest in.

Please note: tools, painting and adhesive required for assembly (tools, paint and adhesive not included, sold separately)

Product Features

  • Approx. 5.11 inches tall (13cm)
  • Made of plastic
  • Based on the Fest Godzilla II: Shinjuku Burning short film
  • Part of the PLAfig. series
  • Original package illustration created by Yuu Iguchi
  • Fixed-pose model kit
  • Instructions may or may not include English translation

Box Contents

  • Pieces to build Burning Millennium Godzilla
  • Instructions

Additional Details

Godzilla

Debuting in the iconic 1954 Japanese film Godzilla (Gojira) directed by Ishiro Honda and produced by Toho Co.; Godzilla is a monsterous creature called a Kaiju that causes havok throughout Japan. Godzilla has become a cultural icon that is widely considered to be the "King of the Monster" and has been featured in a plethora of films with various differences throughout the decades.

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