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First 4 Figures is proud to introduce their latest PVC collectible, The Legend of Zeldaâ„¢: Breath of the Wild - Revali PVC statue. This is the first statue in the Breath of the Wild Champions of Hyrule range.

The highly detailed Revali PVC statue is inspired by his official artwork from The Legend of Zeldaâ„¢: Breath of the Wild. Revali is in this stoic pose wielding the Great Eagle Bow, which has a slightly elastic bowstring. As one of the four Champions of Hyrule, he dons the blue cloth bestowed upon them by Princess Zelda as a symbol that they are, indeed, Champions of Hyrule. And given the direction of where the cloth is blowing, it even adds a certain dynamism to the piece.

The design on the base is based on the Sheikah tribe's eye symbol that appears when activating the Sheikah Slate interface, and the Collector's Edition of this statue comes with bright LED functions for the base.

The Legend of Zeldaâ„¢: Breath of the Wild - Revali (Collector's Edition) comes with the
following:

- The Legend of Zeldaâ„¢: Breath of the Wild - Revali PVC painted statue
- Highly detailed base inspired by The Legend of Zeldaâ„¢: Breath of the Wild art style
- Two (2) LED functions for the base (static and animated)
- F4F Leaflet with 500 F4F reward points included

Height - 10.7" inches (27m)
Width - 10.2" inches (26cm)
Depth - 5.5" inches (14cm)

Batteries required (1x 18500, not included) - available separately (DPO18500) - With Micro-USB-Plugin (cable not included)

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