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Intertwined with roots and tendrils from the Upside Down, parts of the collective mind of the entity known as the Mind Flayer, a monstrous humanoid figure, red as human flesh, without a nose, with a prolonged left hand and claws instead of fingers, rises while connecting to the vines of this shadowy and contorted dimension next to an old chiming clock, a peculiar relic from his mysterious past, part of a ritual to curse his victims. In his place of power, the cruel and sadistic monster seeks to destroy humankind starting by the residents of the city of Hawkins. The big and fearsome threat is revealed in the statue "Vecna - Stranger Things - DLX Art Scale 1/10", one of Iron Studios' first releases inspired by one of the most successful shows on the streaming service Netflix, with four seasons available so far and a fifth and final season confirmed and anxiously longed by fans worldwide. Iron Studios will also bring a regular version of the villain "Vecna - Stranger Things - Art Scale 1/10", over a base of his place of power, with the floor beneath his feet completely taken by roots and red vines, and a box with glass jars and a candle above its lid. The main antagonist of Stranger Things' fourth season, Vecna is a frightening entity aligned with the Upside Down, a mysterious alternative dimension existing in parallel to the human world. Dark and shadowy, the place is the lair of a race of humanoid predators, and a giant spider-like entity, composed of black and silver particles, known as the Mind Flayer. Acting through the Mind Flayer, he tried to eradicate humanity more than once, with his plans stopped by Eleven and her ally friends. Now, he reappears adopting a more straightforward approach in his attempt to destroy the world, assassinating many inhabitants of the city of Hawkins and using their deaths to open a series of new portals. But secrets of his past and origin can reveal who Vecna really is, and his real connection to the Mind Flayer, Eleven, and the city of Hawkins. Created by the brothers Matt and Ross Duffer, and distributed by the streaming service Netflix, Stranger Things is a show set in the 1980s, highly themed with cultural elements from this decade, a soundtrack that refers to the remarkable synthesizers, and countless references to pop culture works from writers and directors such as Steven Spielberg, John Carpenter and Stephen King, considered to be Duffer Brother's greatest inspirations for this project. Revealed by Iron Studios and already available for Pre-Order, check out the statues "Eleven - Stranger Things - DLX Art Scale 1/10" and "Eleven - Stranger Things - Art Scale 1/10", and soon more news on their social media and monthly show Inside Iron Studios Day on YouTube that celebrate its 2nd anniversary this month!

Albedo is a yukata, with the cutest shy face on his cheeks.

From the evilest dark fantasy "Overlord III", Albedo wearing a yukata with a cute shy appearance has appeared.

On the summer festival date with Ainz, which was exhibited at Anime Japan 2019, Albedo full of happiness has been made into a 1/8 scale figure.

The humorous expression, with her eyes closed and his cheeks, dyed red, is so cute that his chest feels so cute! The jet-black wings, which are carefully shaped up to one by one, shine beautifully with blue pearls on the surface. Faithfully reproduces the characteristic spider web design of the yukata. We also carefully created the fan with Ain's print.

Among the threads of story that almost made it to the screen was a version of the screenplay of The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers in which Arwen of Rivendell fought at the battle of Helm's Deep. Costumes were made and props built, including a helm of exquisite design, which the Elven maiden would have found in the armouries of Rohan. The daughter of the Elf Lord Elrond, Arwen had betrothed herself to Aragorn, a mortal man raised in her father's home of Rivendell. Arwen's love for Aragorn ran counter to Elrond's hopes she would take ship and leave Middle-earth with the rest of her kin to sail into the West. There she would live for eternity with her family. By choosing to stand with Aragorn and remain in the world of men, Arwen surrendered her infinite Elven grace, becoming mortal, like him; forever sundered from her father and everlasting kin beyond death. The film adaptations of JRR Tolkien's beloved books went through many changes in the multi-year journey from the page to the screen. One of the story threads that underwent changes throughout production was the role of Arwen. In one version of the script Arwen fought at the Battle of Helm's Deep. This storyline persisted long enough into production that costumes and props were made, but ultimately the screenplay was rewritten to align more closely with Arwen's storyline in the books. Each 1:4 scale Helm is made from polystone and comes in an edition of just 750. Accompanying your Limited Edition helm: an exclusive behind-the-scenes insert written by Weta Workshop senior concept designer and author, Daniel Falconer, detailing how the film version was brought to the big screen! Size: 6 x 14 x 4 cm