2001: A Space Odyssey - EVA Pod (Bell Fine)Bell Fine

Bell Fine presents the EVA Pod from Stanley Kubrick's landmark 1968 science fiction film 2001: A Space Odyssey. This figure stands approximately 45mm tall and is crafted from ABS and PVC, with sculpting by Mera Kenichirou and Kawada Hideaki. The EVA (extravehicular activity) pod is one of the most iconic fictional spacecraft designs in cinema history. The pod appears in the film as the vessel used by astronaut Dave Bowman during the Discovery One mission, serving as a critical tool for extravehicular activities outside the spacecraft. Originally designed by Harry Lange and Frederick Ordway, the pod features a deceptively complex design built from simple geometric primitives including spheres, cones, and cubes, with a fully detailed interior containing control panels that allowed astronauts to pilot the craft during spacewalk operations. This Bell Fine release captures the pod's distinctive spherical form and intricate detailing in a compact figure format. The use of ABS and PVC materials ensures durability while maintaining the precise lines and proportions that make the original design so recognizable to science fiction enthusiasts and fans of Kubrick's visionary film.