Batcycle : Asaki Gentaro - Painted - Non-scale
Gentleman Asaki Painted Non-scale
Work size (including diorama base): W243 x D243 x H195mm
Base kit: "Batcycle (1/24 scale)" by Polar Lights
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
In the image of the 1966 film Batman, Gentaro Asaki has created a small diorama and vignette work.
The Batcycle is based on a kit sold by the once existing American model manufacturer Aurora, and re-released by Polar Lights after its bankruptcy.
The Batcycle has a monotone black and white colour scheme with a red emblem, a slightly different design to the black Batman of today.
The doll has been meticulously altered by Asaki and modified into a brave and dynamic pose.
In particular, Catwoman's fearless smile as she stares from behind a pillar adds to the charm of the character.
The re-creation of the Gotham City Plaza as it appeared in the film and the weathering representation in various parts of the piece are also worthy of note!
Besides, Gentlemanro Asaki's work is here!
Work size (including diorama base): W243 x D243 x H195mm
Base kit: "Batcycle (1/24 scale)" by Polar Lights
Information edit: Sakatsu Gallery
In the image of the 1966 film Batman, Gentaro Asaki has created a small diorama and vignette work.
The Batcycle is based on a kit sold by the once existing American model manufacturer Aurora, and re-released by Polar Lights after its bankruptcy.
The Batcycle has a monotone black and white colour scheme with a red emblem, a slightly different design to the black Batman of today.
The doll has been meticulously altered by Asaki and modified into a brave and dynamic pose.
In particular, Catwoman's fearless smile as she stares from behind a pillar adds to the charm of the character.
The re-creation of the Gotham City Plaza as it appeared in the film and the weathering representation in various parts of the piece are also worthy of note!
Besides, Gentlemanro Asaki's work is here!
