Kawada Nanoblock Naruto Shippuden Sasuke Uchiha Chidori Building Kit
Micro building kit recreates Sasuke Uchiha performing his signature Chidori technique from Naruto Shippuden
- Official Naruto Shippuden collectible
- Micro-sized bricks capture Chidori detail
- Build-and-display Sasuke Uchiha figure
- Develops fine motor skills while building
- Compact size fits any shelf space
Microscale Naruto Character Build
This Nanoblock kit recreates Sasuke Uchiha performing his signature Chidori technique from Naruto Shippuden. The Character Collection series targets fans of the anime who enjoy detailed, small-scale construction. It serves as a focused building project for display rather than play.
Compact Display-Friendly Construction
The micro-sized bricks create a finished model small enough to fit on a desk shelf or in a cabinet alongside other figures. Assembling the tiny pieces requires patience and a steady hand, resulting in a rigid, self-supporting statue that needs no external stand or adhesive to stay upright.
Complete Single-Set Experience
The box contains every brick and the printed instructions needed to finish the character; no extra tools, glue or paint are required. Once built, the model becomes a fixed-pose collectible that represents a specific moment from the series, ready for immediate display.
How it compares
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- Price $20.99
- Cheaper than about 83% of the 4,397 comparable items (median $60.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What scale or size standard do the Nanoblock bricks in this Sasuke Uchiha kit follow?
The kit uses Nanoblock micro-sized bricks, which are smaller than standard building blocks and allow detailed character models at a compact scale.
What physical space and base are needed to display the finished Sasuke Chidori figure?
The assembled model is a compact character figure designed to stand on its own integrated base; it fits on a desk or shelf without requiring a separate mounting plate.
How is the Chidori effect built, and which step do builders often misplace?
The lightning effect uses translucent blue pieces that attach to the hand; the common error is placing the effect pieces before the arm assembly is fully secured to the torso.
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