D Stage How to Train Your Dragon Toothless & Hiccup Figure

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D Stage How to Train Your Dragon Toothless & Hiccup Figure

How to Train Your DragonSKU: VR12DCSV01

DS-178 How to Train Your Dragon - Toothless & Hiccup Relive the iconic first encounter between Hiccup and Toothless with this diorama from Beast Kingdom's D-Stage series.
Expertly sculpted in 3D, the scene captures Hiccup's brave gesture and Toothless's cautious gaze, symbolizing the birth of trust between two worlds.
Details like textured scales, a damaged tail fin, and a mossy lakeside base with a half-eaten fish bring the moment to life.

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DS-178 How to Train Your Dragon - Toothless & Hiccup

Relive the iconic first encounter between Hiccup and Toothless with this diorama from Beast Kingdom's D-Stage series. Expertly sculpted in 3D, the scene captures Hiccup's brave gesture and Toothless's cautious gaze, symbolizing the birth of trust between two worlds.

Details like textured scales, a damaged tail fin, and a mossy lakeside base with a half-eaten fish bring the moment to life. More than a figure, it's a heartfelt story of courage, connection, and growth-perfect for fans and collectors alike.

Miniature Toothless & Hiccup collectible statue

Precision 3D sculpt capturing the first bond between human and dragon

Faithful recreation of character details and emotional moment

Product Material: ABS, PVC

Product Height: 15-16 cm

Product Specifications

DS-178 How to Train Your Dragon - Toothless & Hiccup Relive the iconic first encounter between Hiccup and Toothless with this diorama from Beast Kingdom's D-Stage series.
Expertly sculpted in 3D, the scene captures Hiccup's brave gesture and Toothless's cautious gaze, symbolizing the birth of trust between two worlds.
Details like textured scales, a damaged tail fin, and a mossy lakeside base with a half-eaten fish bring the moment to life.