ERASED FROM HISTORY. REBORN IN RESIN.
The record says almost nothing.
A name was removed. A formation disappeared with it. What survived was carried forward by the few who were still there to remember. Now, The Lost Son has returned alongside Juuken, Shingeki and Daishou: three Samurai Marines bound to the same forgotten history. He’s available across a super limited Titanic Scale, Art Scale and Tabletop Scale, with individual models and bundles built for those looking for a bit of everything.
Some stories are buried. This one kept walking.
One who cannot say his name. Three who will not say what they saw.
The complete formation, as it stood on the last day anyone bothered to write it down.
This bundle includes:
- The Lost Son (Tabletop Scale)
- Juuken Samurai Marine
- Shingeki Samurai Marine
- Daishou Samurai Marine
You are saving 20% by buying these models together vs separately
- 3 x 32mm PE Plastic Bases
- 1 x Custom Resin Base Topper
- 1 x Custom Resin Base
AVAILABLE IN THREE SCALES
THE LOST SON LAUNCH
FROM TABLETOP TO TITANIC
THREE MAJOR SCALES
The Lost Son is available in Titanic, Art and Tabletop Scale, giving you three completely different ways to bring him into your collection. Go massive for the shelf, detailed for the painting desk, or compact enough to command the tabletop.
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THREE WAYS TO BUILD
THREE HEAD VARIANTS
Every version of The Lost Son includes three interchangeable head variants, giving you more freedom to shape the character, silhouette and personality of the model. Choose the head that best suits your build, display or battlefield presence.
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EXTREMELY LIMITED QUANTITY
THE LOST SON TITANIC SCALE
There’s only ten of these.
There is no clean way to say why that number, so we will not pretend. His formation was struck from the record, and the number of them was struck along with it. Nobody agrees on how many there were. Ten is simply the number we made.
When these ten are gone, that's the end of it. No STL. No restock. He goes back to being a story that people are not certain they heard correctly.
Which is, in all fairness, where he came from...
