Figma (#SP-075) - The Table Museum - Vitruvian Man (FREEing, Max Factory)FREEing

FREEing and Max Factory's figma SP-075 transforms one of history's most recognizable drawings into an articulated collectible as part of The Table Museum series. The Vitruvian Man, originally illustrated by Leonardo da Vinci during the Renaissance, demonstrates the correlations of ideal human proportions with geometry — a study long referred to as representing the harmony of the human body. The Table Museum line reimagines famous works of art as posable figma figures, and this release marks the fifth piece to join the series. Da Vinci's original drawing explored the mathematical relationships between the human body and classical geometry, and this figure allows collectors to interact with that Renaissance masterpiece in a tangible way. Standing approximately 160mm tall, the figure is made of ABS and PVC, sculpted by M.I.C. A special panel is included to recreate the full effect of the original drawing, along with alternate chest, upper arm, thigh, and wrist parts for various poses. An articulated figma stand is also included.