Steins;Gate - Makise Kurisu - 1/7 (Good Smile Company)
Steins;Gate - Makise Kurisu - 1/7 (Good Smile Company)
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From the science adventure game STEINS; GATE comes a 1/7th scale figure of Kurisu Makise. This figure, standing at a height of 235mm, truly showcases Kurisu at her best. Based on illustrations from the game's character designer, Huke, the figure portrays Kurisu with a fearless smile as she leans against retro PCs and futuristic gadgets, perfectly capturing the essence of a STEINS; GATE laboratory.
Every detail of this figure is meticulously crafted and beautifully painted, evoking a realistically retro ambiance throughout the scene. From Kurisu's attire and hair to the PC monitors behind her, you can appreciate every aspect of the figure from multiple angles. Don't miss the chance to add this STEM beauty to your collection today!
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Customer Reviews
This is a beautiful piece. It's way more then just a figure, but an entire diorama. Fantastic sculpt and paintwork. Also very robust, so you won't have to worry about it wobble or fall. 5/5
This is a must figure for every Steins Gate fan, specially for Makise Kurisu fans. The amount of details is amazing, the painting job is top tier too. This is going to become one of the most popular and wanted figures in the future.
Kurisu already has a lot of nice figures, but honestly this one is next level. I also own a GSC and Kotobukiya 1/8th scales that are also very nice, but I honestly have to say that this one might be my favorite. The metal upa, the phonewave, the divergence meter, the ibn 5100 - all present here. The details on all the monitors and wires are pretty incredible and look great. The figure itself, pose, and facial expression are top notch. The finish on every piece seems to be pretty much flawless.
As others have mentioned - getting the hair attached to the monitors was definitely the most tricky part, but fortunately I was able to without feeling like I had to force them together. I believe I ended up slotting her hair in and then attaching the foot instead of the other way around, but even this took several attempts.
Altogether, while I generally dislike using superlatives, this figure may actually be deserving of being the best Kurisu figure yet to be produced.
