Halo 3 Series 1 - Brute Chieftain from McFarlane Toys
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Minimum Age: 10 years
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Product Description Straight out of the hit video game series and into an articulated action figure form, the Halo 3 Series 1 features all your favorite characters in high detail. Each includes multiple points of articulation and comes with signature weapons.The enemy is at hand. The hunt begins. The Brute combat mentality relies on overwhelming force and firepower to kill its opposition and nothing will stop this Brute Chieftain in his attempt to wipe out humanity. Brute Chieftain features 15 points of articulation and includes a gravity hammer. Measures 6.5" tall.
Customer Reviews
Looks can be decieving Posted 04 April 2008
So, i bought this figure for several reasons, foremost of which it just looks awesome
and having gotten it home, it does
it looks awesome
but looks can be decieving
there are a couple problems with this thing
most notable of which is the right hand
the pictures show it holding the hammer, yet mine came glued together, and i actually had to cut the thumb away from the fingers
that being said, the individual peices on this thing are very high quality plastic
i am somewhat afraid of breaking it, but i'll explain that in my next point
the articualtion is a brain teaser
some of it is standard, the ankles move, the knees move, the chest moves, and the shoulders bend
but they crammed a lot of articulation into a timy figure, and that means that figuring out what piece rotates is a pain in the patuki
and it doesn't hold the hammer with both hands, only the left
but
the hammer rocks
like
really
it just plain rocks
the detail and painting is fantastic, and the peg hole for attatching it to the backs of characters is practicly invisable
also, the plastic gives enough that extranious bits like the prongs on the head and arm shield have little fear of breaking or falling off
all in all, this is a great figure for display, albiet somewhat awekwardly (i've found using the hammer as a guitar works well :D)
this toy is alright for play, not the best thing, but not horrible either
Great looking but Fragile Posted 13 March 2008
Opened my figure only to have the hammer come out in two pieces. The top half must have broken in transit to the store where I bought him. The figure and hammer were securely fastened in the packaging with tape and twist ties. It is nothing a little glue did not fix but I'm afraid if the hammer takes a fall or dropped it can break again. Figure looks great and well articulated.
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