Are you the kind of fan who collects figurines and statues? Do you have enough space for a 26.8" tall statue of Tekken's Devil Jin? If so, you'll want to check out a new contest being held by Pure Arts. The company – known for its highly-detailed, high-priced gaming statues – is giving away one of its new Devil Jin statues. The piece is one of only 1,500, so it's bound to be a collector's item. Plus it just looks really cool.
The Pure Arts Devil Jin statue is based on the character's Tekken 7 appearance. Pure Arts claims that it's 1/4 to scale and has LED lights inside that make Devil Jin's eyes and forehead glow. It also illuminates the wreckage he's perched on to give it a more dramatic effect. Pure Arts is selling pre-orders on its site for $749.00 with deliveries set for May-July of 2020.
Pure Arts statues are known for being high quality, so the shocking price tag makes sense. Even more so when you consider it's a limited piece. Still, there are plenty of dedicated Tekken fans who won't be getting this statue simply due to the cost. That's where Pure Arts' contest comes in. All interested parties have to do is follow this link to put in their entries. The sweepstakes is going on for a long time – until the statues ship – so there's time. But there are several ways to gain entries, so it's better to get a head start now.
Those looking for a preview of the statue should check out footage of the Tekken World Tour 2019 finals. The event, which just wrapped up this weekend, saw the release of a premium bronze version of the Devil Jin statue. This piece is even more limited than the regular version, with only 49 units in existence. Pure Arts was also commissioned by Bandai Namco to make the trophy given to the winner of the finals.
Most gamers dream of having a dedicated game room full of posters and decorations from their favorite games. This Devil Jin statue could be the crown jewel of such a room. The only thing to consider after winning it would be clearing a large bit of shelf space for it. And affording an entire gaming room.
Source: Pure Arts