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Space Pirate Captain Herlock Arcadia Make a die-cast model Reiji Matsumoto

VOL 01~39

Pre VOL 40 : Scheduled to be sold on 6/5

Pre VOL 41 : Scheduled to be sold on 6/12

Brand New. 

!! CAUTION !! CAUTION !!

This magazine alone will not complete the model.

Assemble little by little using the parts that come with each issue.

This series will be 125 issues in total. 


This model is the green Arcadia with a skull relief on the bow and a gorgeous poop 

that appeared in the movie version "Galaxy Express 999" released in August 1979. 

This ship (Fune) was designed and developed by Mr. Tsuyoshi Nonaka, the general 

producer of the ship, and the highest grade giant model was born.


The powerful 1/400 scale, 1 meter long model reproduces details and internal structures 

that cannot be expressed anywhere else. 

With various gimmicks such as light, sound, voice, and movement, you can enjoy realistic situations.

- Delivery method -

The dispatch method ships an item using International courier or International mail

I cannot choose the dispatch method of a visitor.

In hope, an additional charge may generate DHL from a visitor.

It may take some tariff by your country because it is shipped from Japan.

- Payment method -

It pays with Via Managed Payments.

It will be shipped to the address listed on ebay.

We will ship as soon as possible after payment is confirmed.

But we are time Saturday and Sunday off, so customers who settled in Saturday and Sunday will be Monday shipping.

- About returns -

It will consider it as within 30 days after deliver

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