Sovereign of the Oath Max Version Articulated Dinosaur Figure By Nanmu Studio

Nanmu Studio 170158 “Smart Series” Sovereign of the Oath Max Version Articulated Dinosaur Figure Nanmu Studio 170158 “Smart Series” — Sovereign of the Oath Max Version The Sovereign of the Oath Max Version is an original Nanmu Studio interpretation of a Tyrannosaurus Rex, not a character from a movie, game, or existing franchise. It belongs to Nanmu Studio’s Smart Series, which focuses on highly articulated dinosaur figures. Character / Concept Subject: Tyrannosaurus Rex Character: Original Nanmu Studio dinosaur design Franchise: Nanmu Studio Smart Series Movie/Game Character: No The name “Sovereign of the Oath” gives this T. rex a powerful, regal identity, portraying it as an imposing apex predator. The Max Version is the larger/premium interpretation within this particular design lineup. Product Details Brand: Nanmu Studio Series: Smart Series Product No.: 170158 Name: Sovereign of the Oath Max Version Dinosaur: Tyrannosaurus Rex Type: Highly articulated dinosaur action figure Material: PVC + POM Finish: Pre-painted Articulation: 27 movable joints Length: Approx. 42.5 cm in standard pose Hip height: Approx. 14 cm Eyes: Tracking eyes Scale: Non-scale Estimated shipping: Late Q4 2026 – Q1 2027, with some retailers currently estimating Q1–Q2 2027. The T. rex The Tyrannosaurus Rex represented here is the classic apex predator of the Late Cretaceous period. Its massive skull, powerful jaws, muscular hind legs and distinctive two-fingered forelimbs are reflected in the overall design. Unlike a traditional static dinosaur statue, the Smart Series figure is built specifically for dynamic posing, with articulation distributed throughout the body. This allows collectors to create walking, attacking, resting and aggressive display poses. The biggest attraction is the combination of large 42.5 cm length, extensive articulation and a premium pre-painted finish. With 27 movable joints and tracking eyes, the figure is designed to have considerably more presence and posing potential than a conventional PVC dinosaur model. ETA : Q1 2027