Japanese company Gecco has put up for pre-sale an incredible diorama vault from the famous survival horror video game Silent Hill 2 developed by Team Silent from Konami Computer Entertainment Tokyo and originally released for PlayStation 2 and Xbox in 2001.
The Inu (Dog) Ending 1/6 Scale Coin Bank Silent Hill 2 Statue safe was inspired by one of the game’s many possible endings, the dog ending, where James Sunderland falls to his knees saying “So it was all your work!” when opening a door, using the “dog key”, and discovering that the game’s story was operated by the Shiba-Inu dog Mira.
The Inu (Dog) Ending 1/6 Scale Coin Bank Statue vault captures the secret ending in every minute detail of the control room, including the retro computer console, with various buttons, switches and a large map of Silent Hill, and the Shib Inu sitting on the chair with headphones, mischievous smile and tail wagging happily.
The diorama, in 1:6 scale, has a slot at the top of the computer to insert coins and a trapdoor to remove them. It measures approximately 43 cm in length and is made with PVC/ABS plastics. It was officially licensed by Konami Digital Entertainment and sculpted by Shinya Akao with painting by Katsushige Akeyama.
The Inu (Dog) Ending 1/6 Scale Coin Bank Statue diorama safe costs US$533.99 on pre-order from the Merchoid Store, which accepts orders from Brazil.
See more toys from the Silent Hill franchise and other fantastic safes here on the Toy Blog.
Via Gecco.
Source: https://blogdebrinquedo.com.br/2024/06/cofre-diorama-inu-dog-ending-silent-hill-2/
