From the psychological horror SILENT HILL f, the creature Kashimashi attacking the player with a creepy grin on her face at various stages is recreated as a 1:6 scale statue. Though it is a humanoid figure sewn together from chunks of flesh, each joint is twisted and bent, creating an eerie atmosphere from every angle. The painful wounds and stitches all over the body are sculpted in fine details and captured even more eerily in grotesque and graphic paint.
The head part is interchangeable with the hideously burned eyes and the sliced off face. The base is made in the image of the back alley of the game stage, Ebisugaoka, which is a rural Japanese town in the 1960's. Don't miss your chance to add this Silent Hill statue to your video game collection today!