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This 2013 UbiCollectibles PVC statue places Edward Kenway in a Mayan-ruins scene from Assassin’s Creed IV Black Flag. At approximately 23.5 cm tall, it is the compact dual-pistol interpretation known as The Assassin Pirate.
The pose gets to Edward’s character quickly. Both arms are extended, a pistol in either hand, giving the scene the confidence of a pirate captain and the controlled threat of an Assassin. It is a moment of confrontation, not a formal character portrait, and the broad silhouette remains readable even before the smaller costume details come into view.
The sculpt works through the layered clothing, belts, bracers and weapons that define Edward’s Black Flag appearance. Around him, the Mayan-ruins setting gives the pose a place in the game’s Caribbean world instead of leaving the figure on a plain display support. The character still leads the composition; the stonework frames the action without turning it into a large diorama.
The published measurements are approximately 12 × 23.5 × 22 cm, with 23.5 cm—just over 9 inches—as the height. The statue weighs about 650 g. Those full measurements are worth using when planning a cabinet, because Edward’s outstretched arms and the surrounding ruins need more room than the height alone suggests.
If you are comparing Edward Kenway statues, look first at the pose. This is the compact 2013 The Assassin Pirate release, recognised by the pistol in each hand and the Mayan-ruins scene. It is not the much larger Master of the Seas composition, and it predates the newer Animus Edward statue with its ship-rail setting and illuminated base. The newer model is documented separately by Ubisoft.
This version suits a display where Edward himself should hold the attention. There is no sprawling ship scene to compete with him: the twin-pistol pose supplies the movement, while the ruins keep it tied to the world of Assassin’s Creed IV Black Flag.
300055339; EAN/GTIN 3307215713204; ASIN B00C25UC2C
Best suited to Black Flag collectors who prefer Edward’s compact dual-pistol scene to one of the larger ship-based statues.
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