Dragon Ball: Krillin
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Dragon Ball: Krillin.
A Small Fighter with Heart
Bring one of Dragon Ball’s most loyal and likeable fighters straight to your desk. The compact model captures his unmistakable bald head, six forehead dots and orange martial arts outfit. Its stylised proportions turn the character into a charming brick-built statue with an instantly recognisable silhouette. Place him alongside Goku, Master Roshi and the other figures in the range to build your own Dragon Ball display. Even on his own, he brings back memories of tournaments, training sessions and the series’ lighter moments.
The 79-piece build creates a compact figure standing approximately 8 cm tall. Construction focuses on clean shapes and the defining colour blocks of the head, face and fighting outfit. Its manageable scale lets you see the familiar silhouette take shape within just a few layers. Rather than relying on elaborate mechanisms, the static design concentrates on a sturdy, decorative form. That makes it an enjoyable short project whenever you want a quick building break.
This model is made for Dragon Ball fans who want a recognisable character without giving up much shelf space. Its compact footprint fits neatly inside a display cabinet, on a bookcase or beside your monitor. The officially licensed character looks complete on his own but gains extra collecting appeal next to the other Pantasy mini figures. Its accessible build also makes it a thoughtful small gift for anime fans and brick enthusiasts.
The specs.
- Manufacturer
- Pantasy
- Original name
- Krillin
- Instructions
- Printed parts
- Yes
- Stickers
- No
- Bricks by
- GoBricks
- Pieces
- 79
- Age recommendation
Pantasy.


