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Amy McDonnell

7 products
[TH18] Egg Plane SR-71 Blackbird
[TH4] Egg Plane F/A-18 Hornet
Hasegawa 1/12 Egg Girls Collection No.6 (SP439) | 4967834522398
Hasegawa 1/12 Egg Girls Collection No.2 SP408 | 4967834522084
[TH15] Egg Plane F/A-18 Hornet Blue Angels
Hasegawa 1/24 Wild Egg Girls 1/4 ton 4x4 Utility Truck 'Amy McDonnell' | 4967834521568
Hasegawa 1/12 Egg Girls Collection No.24 “Amy Mcdonnell” (Cheerleader) | 4967834523111

Amy McDonnell

Amy McDonnell is one of the recurring characters of Hasegawa's 12 Egg Girls Collection, a line of original characters made to sit alongside the company's egg-shaped aircraft and vehicle kits. She has no anime or game of her own. The kits are the character.

What makes Amy McDonnell stand out

  • A character with numbers She appears across several numbered releases in different outfits: No.02 as a rider, No.14 as a bunny girl, No.24 as a cheerleader, No.36 in an SF suit and No.38 in swimwear.
  • Built, not unpacked The figure is a plastic kit. Hasegawa lists about eight parts for the 1/12 releases, and assembly and paint are part of the job rather than an optional extra.
  • 1/12 for a reason The scale matches Hasegawa's 1/12 motorbike series, so a finished figure can stand next to a build.
  • One of a cast The line rotates a cast rather than following one girl: Lucy McDonnell, Sasha Ilyushina, Rio Asaka and Claire Frost are among the others she is numbered beside.

What this collection covers

The aircraft side is three Egg Plane kits: the F/A-18 Hornet in its standard and Blue Angels boxings, and the SR-71 Blackbird. The character side is a set of 1/12 Egg Girls figure kits plus a 1/24 utility truck boxing that carries her name.

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Frequently asked questions

1. Is Amy from an anime?

No. She is an original Hasegawa character, created for the Egg Girls Collection rather than licensed from a series.

2. Do the kits come painted?

No. They are plastic model kits that need assembly and paint.

3. What scale are they?

The figures are 1/12. The Egg Plane aircraft have no fixed scale.

4. What does Egg mean here?

Hasegawa's Egg Plane line reshapes real aircraft into an egg form, and the Egg Girls are the characters drawn and kitted alongside them.