Deep Down Pulp Vixens Premium Format Figure Unboxing | Out of the Box

Don't miss the Deep Down Pulp Vixens Premium Format Figure unboxing in this episode of Out of the Box! Submerge yourself in the world of femme fatales and sinister syndicates with the Sideshow Pulp Vixens Deep Down Premium Format Figure!

Agent Hawana Kalili takes the plunge in the Pulp Vixens: Deep Down Premium Format Figure, diving into the waters off the coast of Borneo in search of a stolen submarine belonging to an organization known as Kamera XII. But this is no day at the beach! As she comes face to face with unfathomable horrors beneath the waves, she’ll discover a family history murkier than the deepest ocean. This detailed collectible statue shows the diver tangled in the tentacled clutches of a giant squid emerging from the hidden vessel. Her personal diving gear protects her from the mounting ocean pressure — but can Agent Hawana survive the big leagues, or will she be sleeping with the fishes?

The Pulp Vixens: Deep Down Premium Format Figure measures 26” tall x 11.15” wide x 13.2” deep and is fully sculpted to capture all of the maritime action of this dangerous deep-sea assignment. Codenamed Dancer, Hawana herself is as graceful and lethal as they come, cutting through the ocean’s depths with ease. The polystone statue features illumination effects, including ambient purple interior lights for the open experiment chamber and flickering red warning lights on the outside of the submarine. Even in the depths of the ocean, these light-up features bring added vibrancy and urgency to the environment. Dynamic paint application and the flow of Hawana’s hair and equipment create the effect of a weightless underwater scene that will have you holding your breath!

Are you ready to take the plunge with Pulp Vixens? Reel in your next mission and add the Pulp Vixens: Deep Down Premium Format Figure to your collection today.

If you want more intel on the world of Pulp Vixens, scan the latest mission brief and check out Sideshow’s Pulp Vixens Collection Spotlight. And don’t miss Episode 1, the Pulp Vixens: Mr. Sin Premium Format Figure, pitting a starlet-turned-spy against a madman!

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[darkwolf_]

LOOKS AWESOME!! CAN'T WAIT TO GET MINE!!

[benhizzle]

Beautiful statue and the unboxer has awesome nails 💅😊

[Bringthewinter]

2:45 seriously, those nails are the best. The statue is also pretty cool.

[peterschmidt]

Just got mine, I look forward to more in the series. Got to get my hands on the Ursula Strand statue too.

[artvankampen]

I can understand in the commotion maybe the scuba coming out of her mouth, but why are the goggles up instead of being worn? Still a fantastic piece, just curious.

[joewenzel]

Thanks for making these, I'd have a much harder time putting them together without them.

[spiderrouge]

Hi,
SS has longer video of the painting of this. A couple of minutes in, the artist is shown painting, as you suggested, an alternative, screaming portrait without mask. I wld have included tentacle holding the mask 2.
I hope SS release a deluxe box of alternative portraits & hands/weapons for each of these 3 pieces.
Ultimately I agree with u 💯

[creationfantastique]

Je ne connait pas le personnage, mais c'est une très belle pièce, cependant cela manque d'une expression de colère contre la créature 😅

[CopOutProductions]

A stunning piece....but....I feel they dropped the ball w/the facial looks bored and unexpressive....SS should have released an alternate head w/an expression that more resembles what is happening to the diver....then I feel this would have been an (almost) perfect piece! Similar to the beautiful Superman '78 Premium statue which I ended up cancelling due to the head....perhaps not the sculpt itself, but that awful paint job that made poor Christopher Reeves look like he was wearing make-up....or at the very least, dramatically blushing....I was surprised at SS 'cause I love most of everything they've done, yet I'm beyond perplexed that they allow these things to happen...otherwise bravo on this an their PFS '78....again, my opinion and I'me very happy for those that totally dig either one or both of those pieces....now my fingers are tired.