Hasegawa 52498 SP698 Chum Huau resin figure kit (Aura Battler DUNBINE)  [HA-52498]

Hasegawa 52498 - SP698 Resin Figure Kit [Aura Battler DUNBINE] Chum Huau
Price:
NZD$76.51
Brand:
Hasegawa
Model:
HA-52498
Condition:
Brand New
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SP698 Hasegawa 52498 resin kit: Chum Huau from Aura Battler DUNBINE

This non-scale resin figure kit captures Chum Huau from Aura Battler DUNBINE and is intended as a display piece, with a finished height close to 140 mm.

Aura Battler DUNBINE premiered in 1983 from Sunrise and mixes medieval fantasy themes with insect-like mecha called aura battlers, machines powered by a pilot's life energy. The series is notable for characters whose roles are tied closely to those machines in an 1980s anime setting.

The kit is supplied as resin cast parts formed for a posed presentation. Expected final height is about 140 mm. The wing elements are cast in transparent resin to retain translucence. The prototype sculpt is by Dan Tsurugi. Images provided are for reference; silhouette artwork indicates pose only.

Key Specifications

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

A resin kit for builders seeking a character display with clear wing details and a Dan Tsurugi sculpt; suitable for careful finishing and exhibition.

How challenging is assembly for this resin kit?

This is a resin assembly kit that typically requires some modelling experience. Parts usually need cleaning, careful sanding and test-fitting before gluing.

What precautions should I take with the transparent wing parts?

Handle the clear wings gently, avoid heavy sanding on visible areas, and use fine abrasives plus careful masking when preparing them for paint.

Will standard primers and paints adhere to the resin?

Yes, after proper surface preparation. Wash and degrease parts, lightly sand to key the surface, then apply a primer formulated for resin before painting.

Are the product images representative of the final painted figure?

No. Supplied images illustrate pose and proportion only; final colour and finish depend entirely on the builder's finishing techniques.

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