Boutique producer First 4 Figures has revealed a Richter Belmont statue, their next masterwork recreating the iconic hero from Castlevania.

The new resin statue of the famous vampire slayer stands at 20.5 inches tall, and features excellent textures and details throughout the entire sculpture.

As always there’s two editions for the Richter Belmont statue: the standard edition comes with Richter wielding the legendary Vampire Killer whip, while the exclusive edition has swappable hands to have Richter hold his sword, or a holy flask.

Here’s a new sizzle reel for the statue:

This is the third statue from their Castlevania: Symphony of the Night lineup, following their statues for Dracula, Death, as well as their standalone Alucard statue (find our thorough review here).

Here’s a brief product blurb for the Richter Belmont statue:

The wonderfully detailed Richter Belmont stands tall wielding his iconic weapon, the “Vampire Killer” whip. His outfit is beautifully textured and the details on his sword sheath are defined. He stands on our highly detailed base inspired by the theme and style of the video game itself.

The Exclusive Edition comes with 2 interchangeable hands wielding the sword and holding the Holy Flask respectively, two(2) LED functions(static and animated mode) for the Holy Flask as well as a magnetic sword handle for ease when switching up the display. This edition will also include an authentication card and limited edition numbering.

Castlevania: Symphony of the Night – Richter Belmont (Exclusive Edition) comes with following
Castlevania: Symphony of the Night – Richter Belmont painted resin statue
Interchangeable hand holding a flask of Holy Water
Interchangeable hand wielding his sword
Magnetic handle for the sheath
Two(2) LED functions for the flask of Holy Water: Static and Animated
Highly detailed base inspired by the theme and style from the game
Authentication Card
Limited edition numbering

Preorders are now available over on the official First 4 Figures online store.

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