INART Action Bruce Lee: The Yellow Jumpsuit in 1/12

INART Action is INART’s 1/12 line, and its most culturally significant release to date is officially licensed: Bruce Lee in the yellow jumpsuit — arguably the most recognizable outfit in martial-arts cinema history.

The figure

At 15.5 cm, this is a proper small-scale Bruce: lean, defined musculature, and the yellow-and-black jumpsuit in real fabric rather than sculpted plastic — so the wrinkles follow the pose instead of fighting it. Two head sculpts (calm and action expressions) swap the mood from standoff to strike.

The accessory set covers the essentials: nunchaku (poseable, for overhead and sweep poses), bamboo whip, bracelet, a full spread of hands for fists, open palms and weapon grips, plus display base and stand.

The kung fu suit version

Released alongside is the Kung Fu Suit Ver. (Gy A037) — white vest, dark trousers, bare feet — with calm and angry head sculpts, a long staff and black nunchaku. Same body, different attitude.

Why it matters

Licensed Bruce Lee figures at this quality level were rare in 1/12 — the scale belonged to original characters and blank bodies. INART bringing official licensing, real tailoring and POK/alloy engineering to a 498 RMB Bruce Lee says a lot about where China’s 1/12 scene is headed: mainstream icons, done properly, at accessible prices.