KYLE CRANE Bust Artist Kit

“Every man has an animal within. If you push too much, you might unleash the beast.” He was there during the Harran outbreak, fighting alongside survivors. Now, Kyle is out for revenge against the man whose brutal experiments changed him forever. As his zombie DNA clashes with his humanity, he must learn to control the beast within and aid the inhabitants of Castor Woods.

For the first time ever, fans of Dying Light can bring home a collectible bust of Kyle Crane — the legendary hero who started it all.
This edition marks another first: a do-it-yourself Artist Kit, crafted in premium polystone resin, the same material used by the world’s leading studios for cinematic collectibles.

Each bust is hand-cast, certified, and officially licensed by both Techland and Nacomito Studio, ensuring authenticity and precision worthy of the franchise.

Part of the upcoming collection from the latest Dying Light universe — The Beast (2025) — this piece bridges raw sculptural realism with creative freedom. Whether you paint it in full Grim Dark tones or keep it raw and skin-toned, every finish tells its own story.

Scaled at 1:4, it sits proudly on any desk, studio shelf, or collector’s display — roughly the height of one and one-third Campbell’s soup cans, standing about 19 cm with base.
Compact enough for your workspace. Monumental enough to command it.

Each piece from the Artist Kit edition is designed for both hobbyists and professional painters who specialize in large-scale collectible statues and busts — typically in 1:12, 1:6, 1:4, or 1:2 scale.
Every owner can finish the piece in their own unique way — from subtle realism to bold Grim Dark expression — turning each cast into a personal work of art.

When painted on an officially certified Nacomito Studio cast, no additional license is required for display or resale.
Each certified bust bears engraved Techland and The Beast logos, a unique serial number, and the signatures of the sculptor and painters, confirming its authenticity.
Professional artists are also free to sign their finished work as the painter, while preserving the original Techland × Nacomito Studio license and certification integrity.

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