INFINITE STATUE FRANCO NERO OLD&RARE 1/6 RESIN STATUE

Still Western. Spaghetti Westerns again. Infinite Statue continues its review dedicated to the most famous interpreters of this genre, with a great Italian and international actor, Franco Nero. Intense and deep gaze, decisive jaw, Franco Nero was only 24 years old when he conquered the public with Sergio Corbucci's film, Django, in 1966. His gunslinger on the hunt for revenge became a myth, not only in Italy, and many years more later it will be one of his passionate American fans, Quentin Tarantino, who will ask him for the honor of a cameo in a scene of his Django Unchained. With a long and rich film career, as an actor, director and screenwriter, Franco Nero is a great protagonist of international cinema, and his characters, together with Django, have often become symbols of different eras and genres. Infinite Statue, once again, wants to pay homage to the man, the actor and the great season of the Italian western. When an image, a scene, a frame takes on the status of representation of an entire historical season of cinematography, such as that of Italian western cinema, then the responsibility to "stop" it in a 3D creation is maximum. But dealing with an icon like Franco Nero, everything becomes easier because we are working on a figure that we all have in our visual archive. Western iconography, lived-in clothes, dynamism and the incredible devastating weapon are just all that surrounds a timeless beauty and the gaze of an actor, like Franco Nero, who has enchanted several generations of passionate spectators. It is with enormous pride that we present for the first time ever an unparalleled symbol of the unforgettable Italian Western Cinema.

Main material Resin
Character height cm. 29
Height with base
cm. 34
Base diameter cm. 21
Weight Kg. 3,5 (approximately)
Limited Edition 250 pieces
Sculpture
Daniel "Danko" Angelozzi
Coloring
Darius Barbera
Art Direction Fabio Berruti
Production Manager Fabio Varesi
Franco Nero license