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[411-200138T] Metropolis Maschinenmensch Silver Screen Edition
by X-PLUS
SKU: 411-200037T
UPC: 4532149021616
$59.50
X PLUS's Maschinenmensch Plastic Model Kit is an intricately detailed 1/8 scale replica of the iconic robot "Maria" from Fritz Lang’s 1927 film Metropolis. Designed by Walter Schulze-Mittendorf, it captures the character in her most famous pose and includes nostalgic design elements like "HEL" in th
- Grade
- Assemble
- Theme
- Metropolis
- Kit Type
- Glue Required
- Character
- Maria
- Release Type
- Re-release
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Description
"X PLUS's Maschinenmensch Plastic Model Kit: Mediating its way from your hands to your heart! Fritz Lang’s 1927 phenomenon, “Metropolis” returns in this intricately faithful reproduction of famed creative mind Walter Schulze-Mittendorf’s Machine Man “Maria”. The “Maschinenmensch”, the fictional robot from Fritz Lang’s silent film Metropolis, was originally played by German actress Brigitte Helm, both as the titular robot “gynoid” and its human form. In the movie, the robot was created by the scientist Rotwang as an approximation of his former lover, Hel. Maschinenmensch was one of the first, and perhaps most iconic fictional robots ever depicted in cinema, and went on to be one of the primary influences of robotic design in both feature film, television and technology. The ⅛ scale model features Maria in her/its most iconic pose, as it stands with an air of awe and deepest fascination for Rotwang’s greatest creation. This time with the parts molded in beige silver color reminiscent of the silver screen era. As an added detail, avid fans of the classic silent film will appreciate the flavor text found at the back of the throne as well as "HEL" embossed in the iconic Metropolis typeface; a reminder of the original form of Rotwang's obsession. NOTE: Every set comes with one display stand! Plastic Model Kit Walter Schulze-Mittendorff © - WSM Art Metropolis Deutsche Kinemathek - Horst von Harbou