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Dune Part 2 (2024): Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen (Pre-Order)

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Dune Part 2 (2024): Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen (Pre-Order)"You fought well, Atreides." The Harkonnen heir apparent joins the Real Elite Masterline. Set on the desert planet of Arrakis, "Dune: Part Two" depicts the beginning of the final confrontation. From this epic second act in the space opera that captivated the world, we present Feyd Rautha Harkonnen in stunning statue form. The Harkonnen heir apparent who targets the life of Paul Atreideshis silent stance before battle embodies both his superior combat

"You fought well, Atreides." 

The Harkonnen heir apparent joins the Real Elite Masterline. 

Set on the desert planet of Arrakis, "Dune: Part Two" depicts the beginning of the final confrontation. From this epic second act in the space opera that captivated the world, we present Feyd-Rautha Harkonnen in stunning statue form. 

The Harkonnen heir apparent who targets the life of Paul Atreides—his silent stance before battle embodies both his superior combat skills and his sadistic nature. Display him alongside Paul from the same Real Elite Masterline series, and the contrast becomes clear: a "prophetic savior" facing off against a "bloodthirsty ruler" from opposite ends of fate. 

Sunken eyes casting a mysterious shadow, pale skin, and a refined yet unsettling face—this portrait is unmistakably Feyd-Rautha, brought to life with uncanny likeness to Austin Butler, who portrayed him on screen. His black and white blades form sharp edges and graceful curves, while the combat suit is fully recreated down to the worn armor plates and woven fabric textures. The removable cape is made of real fabric, producing natural drape and flow. The base beneath his feet combines the deserts of Arrakis with the emblem of House Harkonnen for a weighty finish. 

A statue that embodies refined brutality through lifelike sculpting and paintwork—an essential addition to any "Dune" collection. 

Product Specifications:
Highly detailed likeness sculpture of Austin Butler 
DUNE: Part Two-Themed Base 
Cloak (Fabric Material)
Product Size: H:83cm W:39cm D:23cm         
Product Materials: Polystone and other materials

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