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Kotobukiya provides new photography of their latest Marvel Fine Art Statue: Captain America. Part of their "Classic Avengers" series, Captain America makes for a truly imposing and heroic image, and it’s made even better by offering you a choice in how you want to display him. Included with the statue are two heads so your Cap can wear his cowl or go bare-headed as Steve Rogers.

Sculpted by artist Erick Sosa, the classic Captain America stands a stately 15 inches tall (1/6 scale). His rocky terrain base matches those on the other Classic Avengers, the previously released Thor and the upcoming Iron Man.