Japanese figure manufacturer ALTER, renowned for its high-quality releases and beloved by collectors of premium bishoujo figures, recently announced its latest product from the popular mobile game "Azur Lane": the "Honolulu / Light Armament Ver. 1/7 Scale Figure," slated for release in April 2023!
Affiliated with the Eagle Union, the rare light cruiser shipgirl Honolulu (ホノルル) is based on the USS Honolulu CL-48, the seventh ship of the Brooklyn-class light cruisers in the United States Navy. In the game's lore, she is a red-haired, twin-tailed bishoujo with a tsundere personality and large breasts, often depicted with a blushing, displeased expression, making her incredibly popular.
ALTER's "Honolulu 1/7 Scale Figure" brings the character's default in-game illustration to life. Standing approximately 26 cm tall, the figure perfectly captures Honolulu's charming expression, a blend of strong will and bashfulness, with her cheeks flushed. Her hair parts are crafted from clear materials. The powerful chest armor and garter belt areas are sculpted to emphasize the incredibly voluptuous, squeezed flesh where the clothing presses against her body! The outfit, tightly hugging her form, fully showcases her beautiful figure, with paintwork creating a subtle, translucent skin tone. Her long, slender legs and captivating details on her back ensure that her charm can be appreciated from every angle.
▼ The rigging features intricate detailing, combining metallic finishes with delicate shading for a rich, dense appearance!
▼ Her shawl is designed to be detachable.
Honolulu / Light Armament Ver.
1/7 Scale
Specifications: Pre-painted PVC & ABS complete figure
Overall Height: Approximately 260mm
Sculptor: Missile (Honolulu), Usagi (Rigging)
Paintwork: Tetsumori Nanakata (Honolulu), Miura Osami (Rigging)
Reference Price: ¥36,080 (tax included) / Light Armament Ver. ¥21,780 (tax included)
Release Date: April 2023
A "Light Armament Ver." without the rigging is also available, allowing collectors to focus purely on Honolulu's stunning sculpt.
via： alter-web