Condition:
Used – Authentic vintage production cels with moderate handling wear. Some paint transfer, minor residue, and surface wrinkling are visible, especially on the cel with the pink-haired character. Layers are individually bagged and show signs of studio use. No major cracks or flaking observed. Please see photos for condition details.
Item Description:
This is a genuine hand-painted production cel setup from Macross 7, the fan-favorite 1994–1995 sequel series to the original Macross. This 3-layer cel set features a dynamic action sequence with key characters in motion, captured from episode production and marked as scene C-167. The setup includes individually painted layers showing a running pose and a reactive stance, typical of the high-energy storytelling Macross 7 is known for.
Each cel layer is painted on clear acetate with visible registration holes and comes with its own protective sheet. This is not a reproduction – it was used in the actual animation process and is part of anime production history.
Key Features:
Authentic studio-used production cel from Macross 7
Includes three painted cel layers: E1 (man with purple hair), B5 (pink-haired female), C1 (dark-haired young man)
Labeled “C-167” for scene identification
Hand-painted on acetate, not printed
Standard registration holes for peg alignment
Comes with original backing and protective plastic sleeves
Studio annotations still visible
Product Details:
Series: Macross 7
Studio: Studio Nue / Ashi Productions
Year: 1994–1995
Medium: Hand-painted production cel
Setup: 3-layer cel set (C1, B5, E1)
Dimensions: Approx. 10.5" x 9"
Scene Number: C-167
Condition: Moderate production wear; no severe damage
Collector's Notes:
Original cels from Macross 7 are increasingly difficult to find, especially full multi-layer setups like this one. The characters are captured in motion with expressive detail, making this a standout piece for fans of the franchise. Ideal for collectors of Macross, vintage anime cels, or anyone building a curated anime art collection. A strong candidate for archival framing or display.
