<<< DESCRIPTION >>>

- Wolf from Virtua Fighter 3

- Very rare ( the last production was in 1996 )

- Very hard to find now even in Japanese auction site

- In my understanding, these figures from Daiki ( manufacturer ) are only sold in fan events with limited production

- This item is NOT for beginner

- Please check photos for detail

- The plastic bag in the box is never opened ( this item is new even though the box has a little damage )

- Yoda in the photo is only for size referrence. Not included

- Yoda is 100 mm ( 3.9 inch )

- Regarding the instruction, let me list a summary as below:

--- Wash the parts thoroughly with a neutral detergent or cleanser to remove the remover ( chemicals )

--- The connection with the base is strong and reliable if it is screwed from the back of the base ( Drill holes for screws before painting )

--- The bonding surface between Wolf and Akira is small, so the adhesive alone is not strong enough ( you must reinforce )

--- Prior to painting, fill in the reinforcing material by drilling holes (2mm) from Wolf's elbow pads toward the shoulders

- Please use camera translation app on your smart phone to read the instruction in Japanese

- Shipped within 48 hours with tracking number

- Delivery takes 1 to 2 weeks by EMS

RANK : Mint ( Pre-owned, like New )

MINT Pre-owned, like New
Near Mint Minimal signs of use
EXC+++++ Cosmetically show slight wear and / or sign of use
EXC+++ Signs of use, ordinary second hand
EXC Heavy sign of use, below average
Very Good Noticeable scratches, scuffs, or marks. Works OK
As-Is Restoration required, part may be broken or missing

<<< SHIPPING >>>

Free Shipping Worldwide.

All items will be shipped by AIR ( International registered mail or EMS ) with tracking information.

<<< REMARKS >>>

Import duties, taxes and charges are not included in the item price or shipping charges. These charges are the buyer's responsibility.

Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding/buying.

These charges are normally collected by the delivering freight (shipping) company or when you pick the item up - do not confuse them for additional shipping charges.

<<< QUESTION? >>>

Please feel free to ask me anything. (^^)

Thank you and Arigato very much.