Chum Huau non-scale resin figure Hasegawa 52498 SP698 Aura Battler DUNBINE  [HA-52498]

Hasegawa 52498 - SP698 Resin Figure Kit [Aura Battler DUNBINE] Chum Huau
Price:
AUD$61.65
Brand:
Hasegawa
Model:
HA-52498
Condition:
Brand New
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Chum Huau resin figure kit — Hasegawa 52498 SP698 (Aura Battler DUNBINE)

Designed as a display-focused, non-scale resin figure, this kit represents Chum Huau from Aura Battler DUNBINE with an expected finished height near 140 mm.

Aura Battler DUNBINE originated in 1983 as a television anime from Sunrise, combining fantasy narrative elements with insectile mecha known as aura battlers, machines powered by a character's life energy.

The kit is supplied as cast resin components arranged for a posed presentation; the completed figure is around 140 mm tall. Transparent resin is used for the rear wing components to preserve a see-through effect. The prototype sculpt was created by Dan Tsurugi. Product imagery is indicative only; silhouettes show pose.

Technical Details

  • Approximate finished height: 140 mm
  • Assembly type: resin kit
  • Material: resin
  • Clear parts: transparent resin wings for the rear attachment

A resin figure kit well suited to builders who plan a display model with translucent wing parts and a Dan Tsurugi sculpt; recommended for careful painting and presentation.

Resin is excellent for detailed display pieces but can be brittle; handle parts with care and avoid impacts during assembly and display.
Use trimming tools, fine files and progressively finer sandpaper to remove seams, working slowly to preserve sculpted detail.
Primers formulated for plastics and resin are advised; ensure parts are clean and slightly abraded before applying primer for best adhesion.
Clear resin parts can scratch or cloud if over-sanded; use minimal abrasion on visible surfaces and mask carefully when painting.

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