Silent Hill 3 - Robbie the Rabbit PVC Statue (Green Version)

[JeffSaylor]

Creepy Variant of Lakeside Amusement Park's Mascot...

Gecco presents the Silent Hill 3 - Robbie the Rabbit PVC Statue (Green Version), which appears in the short film directed by Robbie's character creator, Usagi Tanaka.

Robbie the Rabbit is the mascot of “Lakeside Amusement Park” and featured prominently in the world of Silent Hill 3. When Heather visits the amusement park, she finds the rabbit costumes laying on the ground, their mouths covered in blood. Unsure if someone is inside dead or alive, she approaches with caution.

Robbie also appears in later Silent Hill releases and because of his popularity is not only the mascot of Lakeside Amusement Park but the whole series of Silent Hill as well!

In the bonus movie “兎 usagi” included with the DVD “Lost Memories: THE ART & MUSIC OF SILENT HILL," multiple Robbies are thrown together in the underground filled with blood, pus and rust. The green Robbie appears for a few seconds on the elevator going up and down in the underground. The character creator of Robbie the Rabbit, Usagi Tanaka, handled the direction, CG and editing for the short film.

Standing in 1:6th scale (13-inches), the crazy rabbit features head, arms and legs covered with flocking. A steel pipe is included with the statue allowing the collector to display the statue as he appears in the video game as "Killer Rabbit." Also included is the vicious chainsaw weapon, covered with blood as it appeared in Silent Hill 2 as a secret weapon, with the words "Together we are one" written across the blade. The base is modeled after "Lakeside Amusement Park" made of wire mesh and steel plate. Rust and puddles of blood are realistically painted on it.

The Silent Hill 3 - Robbie the Rabbit PVC Statue (Green Version) is priced at $150.00 and is scheduled to ship in March 2016.

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