ZTR Studio Chloe von Einzbern Statue: Lying Ver. at 1/6

Most character statues stand up. This one lies down.

The Chloe von Einzbern Statue from ZTR Studio is a 1/6 scale piece built as a lying composition, which changes both the silhouette and the footprint.

Pre-orders run at $84 for the deposit and $209 for full payment, and the listing carries an 18+ classification.

Who Is Chloe von Einzbern?

Chloe, usually called Kuro, comes from the Fate/kaleid liner Prisma Illya branch of the franchise rather than from the main storylines.

She is a version of Illya shaped by different circumstances, which is why her design runs darker: pink hair, dark skin tone, and a sharper attitude than the character she mirrors.

Fate collectors tend to treat her as a separate character, which is why she keeps appearing in merchandise lines that ignore the rest of the spin-off cast.

Why the Lying Pose Works

A horizontal composition places the figure close to the display surface, which creates a silhouette no standing statue shares.

It also changes how the piece is read. Instead of scanning from head to base, the eye travels across the whole body, which puts more emphasis on the outfit and the pose than on the face alone.

The trade-off is footprint. A lying figure takes more surface area than its height suggests, so measure the base rather than the centimetre figure.

Reading the Chloe von Einzbern Sculpt

Check the face at three-quarter angles first, since a horizontal pose invites viewers to look from odd positions.

Then look at how the body meets the surface. A lying figure has contact points, and those should look natural rather than pressed.

Finally, check the red-and-black outfit edges, which are where a smaller run shows whether the moulding was finished properly.

Scale and Display

The statue sits in the 10 to 15 cm height bracket, but the lying composition means width and depth matter more.

Place it on a surface where it can be seen from the side, rather than at eye level where the horizontal pose disappears.

Light it from the front and slightly above, and keep it out of direct sun.

Displaying a Horizontal Piece

A lying statue needs a surface with depth rather than height, and it reads best when viewed from the side.

Placing it on a low cabinet or a shelf at waist height works better than a high shelf, where the pose flattens out.

Dust with a soft brush, working along the body rather than across it, and keep the piece out of direct sun.

Keep the packaging, since the inserts are shaped for a horizontal composition.

Consider the viewing distance as well. Horizontal pieces read better from a step back than from directly above, so a low display surface gives the silhouette more room to work.

Give the statue a little clearance on both sides. A figure that lies flat looks crowded quickly if neighbouring pieces press against it.

Deposit or Full Payment

The deposit is $84 and full payment is $209, putting the entry point near forty percent of the total.

Both routes are open, and freight is quoted separately once packing is confirmed.

Who This Chloe von Einzbern Statue Suits

Fate collectors who follow the Prisma Illya line will find the horizontal pose the reason to add it.

It also suits anyone who displays pieces at cabinet level rather than on high shelves, and buyers who want an adult-oriented release at a lower entry price.

Pre-Order the Chloe von Einzbern Statue

The pre-order is open with deposit or full payment. Current pricing is on the product page.

Check the Chloe von Einzbern statue on TopGK

Would the lying pose earn it a spot on your Fate shelf?