The spirit collection of Inoue Takehiko Vol.1 VAGABOND MUSASHI Figure TK Holdings

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condition:NEW in BOX

Size : about 290mm

Packaging design is original and the art was selected from the collections of works created by Mr. Inoue. For the paper of this package, we adopted matte taste but still it remains some glaze on surface.

Shaped Musashi Miyamoto in Bagabond drawn by Masahiko Inoue realistically.
It is a 3D figure of Musashi with a highly‐charged atmosphere in the battle.
The sword is made by Die cast and particular about the realistic atmosphere.
This package is original version from the author works.
The paper is lustrous.

It might be different from the real thing.

宮本武蔵　バガボンド

The spirit collection of Inoue Takehiko Vol.1 
バカボンド 「武蔵」 
MODELING BY TSUYOSHI SUZUKI

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