
Code: CH-Z03-M-05
HUANG ZHONG
Project Initiated: July 9, 2025
As the Eastern Han dynasty drew to a close, the realm descended into turmoil. Though approaching seventy, Huang Zhong still donned his armor and rode into battle. He faced Guan Yu at Changsha and slew Xiahou Yuan at Mount Dingjun, earning renown through his mastery of the bow and unwavering courage. The years silvered his hair but never dulled his edge in battle. His legend endures as a warrior whose valor defied age.

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ABOUT HEROES OF THE THREE KINGDOMS
The Three Kingdoms marked the sharpest fracture in the greater story of Huaxia. Order crumbled, and a unified realm splintered into three rival powers. The mountains and rivers remained, but the rules had changed: victory would now depend not only on arms and armor, but on loyalties, alliances, and the tides of the times.

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Four Metals.
Carefully Finished by Hand.
Brass, bronze, copper, and white bronze give Huang Zhong depth and character. Each of his 21 components is finished, polished, and assembled by hand, bringing out every line of his face and armor. At 97 grams, his all-metal build feels reassuringly substantial in your hand.





