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Blokees Opens Preorders for Doctor Doom Model Kit Tied to Avengers: Doomsday

Blokees has opened preorders on Amazon.co.jp for a Doctor Doom assembly-type plastic model based on Avengers: Doomsday.

Reporting from 1 source: Dengeki Hobby Web.

Why it matters

A film-tied Doom kit at 3,300 yen with effect parts and two heads puts a Marvel villain in Blokees' Champion Class at a price and format aimed at builders rather than statue buyers.

Blokees Opens Preorders for Doctor Doom Model Kit Tied to Avengers: Doomsday

Key Facts

  • Blokees has opened Amazon.co.jp preorders for the Marvel Heroes Avengers: Doomsday Doctor Doom CC17 assembly-type plastic model.
  • The Doctor Doom kit is approximately 16.8 cm tall and has 44 points of articulation.
  • The kit includes green magic effect parts, a spell-casting head, a scarred mask head, and interchangeable hand parts.
  • Amazon.co.jp lists the Doctor Doom kit at 3,300 yen including tax.
  • The scheduled release date for the Doctor Doom kit is December 31, 2026.

The CC17 kit stands about 16.8 cm tall with 44 points of articulation and ships with green magic effect parts, two interchangeable heads, hand parts, a cape decoration part, and assembly instructions. Amazon.co.jp lists it at 3,300 yen with a scheduled release of December 31, 2026.

The kit is listed as ABS plastic and assembly-type, so the figure arrives as parts rather than a finished statue. Articulation runs through the arms, legs, and torso, and the included green effect parts are there to stage spell-casting poses.

Blokees ships two heads: one for casting and one with a scarred mask, plus a cape decoration part and hand sets for magic activation and general use. Amazon.co.jp lists the price at 3,300 yen including tax, with release set for December 31, 2026.

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