Prime 1 Studio opened pre-orders for the “Godzilla vs. Shinsei Maru” diorama based on “Godzilla Minus One”
Translated with AI from the Russian original.
In 2028, Prime 1 Studio will release a diorama for collectors who enjoyed the movie “Godzilla Minus One”, capturing the encounter between the famous kaiju and the minesweeper Shinsei Maru.
Prime 1 Studio has opened pre-orders for the “Godzilla vs. Shinsei Maru” diorama based on the movie “Godzilla Minus One”. It is currently available for pre-order at $1,899 (152,773 rubles). The edition will be limited to 350 pieces.
After sinking warships, Godzilla heads toward Japan. Under government orders, the Shinsei Maru sets out to intercept and slow down the monster’s advance. The diorama is inspired by the chase off Ogasawara—one of the key scenes at the beginning of the film. The meticulous composition conveys the presence of a colossal creature beyond human comprehension and the will to live embodied in the small minesweeper.
Godzilla’s body breaking through the sea depths is fully recreated with high detail, allowing it to be viewed from all angles. The eyes glisten with moisture and seem brimming with vitality. The skin above and below the waterline is painted in contrasting tones. Splashes and bubbles are crafted to emphasize the movement of the monster’s body.
The Shinsei Maru is recreated with no less attention to detail: from the weathered wooden hull to the crew members fighting off the beast with machine-gun fire and mines. Even the wide wake left by the vessel during sharp maneuvers echoes the themes of survival and resistance explored in the movie.
The base resembles a seabed dotted with steep-sloped rock formations. Special attention is paid to how the Godzilla figure connects to the base: this transition helps naturally convey the movement of his massive body through the water. A plaque featuring the movie logo is also included in the set.
The bonus version includes a display model of deep-sea fish serving as an ominous omen of Godzilla’s approach. Their shape, deformed due to rapid decompression, adds another narrative detail to the piece.
Crafted from polystone and other materials, the diorama measures 49 cm in height, 98 cm in width, 54 cm in depth, and weighs 8.67 kg. The release is expected between March and June 2028. Diorama trailers: first, second, third.
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