Among the many machines that appear in “ARMORED CORE 4,” the one that radiates an overwhelming presence is “Orlea,” piloted by Anjou, known by the nickname “Crow Killer.” Its form has been reconstructed as a 1/72 scale plastic model in Kotobukiya's V.I. (Variable Infinity) series. The experience of seeing a “weapon carrying a story” rise before your eyes, rather than just a mecha, begins the moment you assemble it.

For this model, the distinctive “03-AALIYAH/HTS2” stabilizer mounted on the head has been precisely recreated with a new sculpt. Furthermore, the “S04-VIRTUE” main booster, symbolizing its mobility, is provided as a new part, allowing you to truly feel the image of those fluid, high-speed battles. The “sharp beauty” unique to Rayleonard-type units that drifts throughout the form is alive and well, resulting in a finish where one can feel “design beauty” rather than just a weapon through the lines of each part and the way they interlock.

The true essence of Orlea lies in its intense close-quarters combat capability. To reproduce this, two “07-MOONLIGHT” laser blades are included for the left and right, allowing for dual-wielding through part replacement. The sight of it wielding these swords in both hands is exactly like its vivid appearance scene in the game. The tension of the moment it quietly takes a stance and even the vicious sense of acceleration as it closes the distance in an instant seem to be conveyed through its form as a model. After completion, you will surely find yourself wondering how best to display that sharpness.

The included armament is truly diverse, featuring a full lineup of equipment iconic to Orlea, such as the “01-HITMAN” machine gun, the “SULTAN” plasma cannon, and the “09-FLICKER” which emits flashes of light. Two types of stabilizers are included, allowing you to arrange the rear silhouette to your liking. Additionally, Anjou's Lynx No. 3 emblem is included as a decal; the configuration, meticulously crafted down to the fine details, firmly captures the hearts of fans. It is also a welcome touch that both weapon-holding and closed-fist hand parts are provided.