Ikimon NTC 400 Shark

Ikimon NTC 400 Shark will be released in March 2022.
1. Carcharodon carcharias
2. Rhincodon typus
3. Sphyrna lewini
4. Alopias pelagicus
5. Negaprion acutidens
6. Mitsukurina owstoni

NTC 400 is a new base series, it will not use imitation wood base. 400 means selling 400 yen.

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The Negaprion acutidens might be a new species in toy form, but the figures are probably very small

The goblin shark looks promising. Finally a figure of this species that is not protruding its mouth!

bmathison1972 wrote:

The Negaprion acutidens might be a new species in toy form, but the figures are probably very small

Ikimon are often a bit bigger than Kaiyodo, nevertheless it is great to see a new species and it is too bad there will be only one.

Pardofelis wrote:

The goblin shark looks promising. Finally a figure of this species that is not protruding its mouth!

TAW is poor in Goblin sharks but some with closed mouth already exists like the PV or the Takara tomy

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Next is whale & dolphin.

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I prefer the new base to the wooden pedestal. I am curious how large the base is. The leaflet mentions 63 mm and 65 mm, but I don't know what it refers to. Presumably not the base, because then the figures would be much larger than previous series.

The leaflet in the previous post also shows Australian animals.

if the new bases are comparable to the wooden bases in size, they will be small indeed. But some of their other NTC stuff isn't small (eg Deep Sea sets)

All good (Great for me in the case of the Australian set.) news (And taking orders for all three sets now). And I hope it's an indicator that the Yangtze set is pending.

Brett

Oh my…confirmation of the Australia set (I’m absolutely in love with the red kangaroo, if it’s the size of the pictures in the other thread I will get it no question), and the Yangtze set pending? This is heaven, i thought for sure both were cancelled. And I want to see the sizes of these sharks because the new species is an interesting choice and I would love it if it isn’t absolutely tiny.

rogerpgvg wrote:

I prefer the new base to the wooden pedestal. I am curious how large the base is. The leaflet mentions 63 mm and 65 mm, but I don't know what it refers to. Presumably not the base, because then the figures would be much larger than previous series.

The leaflet in the previous post also shows Australian animals.

I guess it's as big as the base series.

Yes, Australian animals will be released in June 2022.

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