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ThreeZero has shared a new look at its upcoming MDLX Bass figure from the classic series. The figure is currently on display at Mecha Festival 2026 Osaka, which runs from August 8 through August 16 at Yodobashi Camera Multimedia Umeda in Osaka.
Bass was originally revealed earlier this year as an unpainted prototype, but this latest showing gives us a much better look at the figure with its full color scheme in place. The design recreates his familiar black and gold appearance within ThreeZero’s MDLX style and scale.
Pricing, release date and pre-order details have not been announced yet. We’ll keep you posted!
Source: ThreeZero JP
I don't like the shoulders. To be fair, most companies either get them wrong, or they are floppy and don't sit right.
ReplyDeleteI wonder if his arms are gonna be stuck in a permanent angle?
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