JND Studios Unveils Hyperrealistic Harley Quinn Statue from Suicide Squad
JND Studios has launched a hyperrealistic, high-end 1/3 scale statue of Harley Quinn, meticulously modeled after her iconic appearance in the "Suicide Squad" film. To commemorate its arrival for discerning collectors, the company has shared a detailed video showcasing the unboxing and assembly process of this impressive collectible.
The sculptors at JND Studios have achieved remarkable fidelity, successfully capturing the distinct likeness of actress Margot Robbie. Every subtle feature of her face and figure has been faithfully reproduced, bringing the character to life with stunning realism.
Beyond the lifelike body, the statue comes complete with a silicone head featuring individually implanted hair and realistic glass eyes. It includes a custom display base adorned with a metal chain and a polymer pole, enhancing its dynamic presentation. The accompanying costume elements are intricately crafted, with some components made from metal to ensure authenticity.
The set is further enriched by a comprehensive array of polymer resin accessories, which include three distinct necklaces, three pairs of watches, three bracelets, a specific forearm bracelet, and an ankle bracelet, offering collectors various options for display and an exceptional level of detail.
This premium collectible was officially available for purchase at a price of $3499. When fully assembled with its display platform, the statue stands impressively at dimensions of 50 × 40 × 80.5 cm.
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