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AICN Toys: Hot Toys Snake Plissken, Medicom HUSH BATMAN, New ROBOCOP, Classic ROBOCOP, And More!!

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John Ary here with a super-sized look at some toy lines that are making headlines this week. As always click on the photos for an embiggened look and for more information check out the pre-order links.  

 

 

 

1/6 SCALE SNAKE PLISSKEN FROM SIDESHOW COLLECTIBLES

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If you ever need a president rescued from a hellhole prison island, there is only one man to call.His name is Snake Plissken and he’s the star of 1981′s Escape from New York. Sideshow Collectibles will soon release this 1/6 scale action figure bearing the likeness of actor Kurt Russell, complete with a movie-accurate costume, USPF-issued submachine gun with detachable silencer, scope and spare mags, his sidearm revolver with scope, an array of throwing stars, cigarette in hand, radio, homing device, wrist time-clock, tracker and Sideshow exclusive swap out hand with cassette tape. He’ll hang glide into action in third quarter of 2014 or you can pre-order him here.  

 

 

 

1/6 SCALE CELTIC PREDATOR FROM HOT TOYS

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He may not not wear a kilt, eat Lucky Charms or participate in St. Patrick’s Day parades, but make no mistake. The Celtic Predator bleeds green through and through. Hot Toys will bring this character from Aliens vs Predator into the action figure realm with a a new 1/6 scale collectible, complete with 22 points of articulation, body netting, a pair of interchangeable mandibles, six interchangeable hands, a shoulder cannon, extendable spear, a metal dagger with sheath, a pair of long blades that attach to his forearm armor, a shuriken, a detachable light-up face plate, body armor and a rocky ground-like figure stand with sculpted skull and alien head. Look for this Celtic warrior to go on the hunt in the first half of 2014 or you can pre-order him here.  

 

 

 

REAL ACTION HEROES HUSH:BATMAN FROM MEDICOM

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Jeph Loeb and Jim Lee created one of the best-selling books of the early 2000′s with Batman: Hush. Now Medicom will create two new 1/6 scale action figures featuring Batman and Superman based on that Hush storyline. Each Real Action Hero will have a fabric costume. These will arrive in July or you can preorder Batman here and Superman here.  

 

 

 

PLAY ARTS KAI ROBOCOPS FROM SQUARE ENIX

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See the evolution of Detroit’s favorite cyborg with Square Enix’s three upcoming Robocop Play Arts Kai action figures. The first comes from the original 1987 film. The upcoming reboot will serve as the basis for the 1.0 and 3.0 versions. Each of the 9.5-inch action figures feature complex ball and swing joints, interchangeable parts, weapons, and a display stand. These will release in March.  

 

 

 

8-BIT ROBOCOP FROM NECA

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Based on the NES game that was based on the original movie, NECA plans to release a new 7-inch version of Old Detroit’s cyborg protector. It will follow 8-bit NES versions of Jason Vorhees andFreddy Krueger. This fully articulated 7-inch figure will feature a spring-loaded holster and his trusty Auto-9 Pistol, along with a blue-ish purple video game paint deco with a hint of cel shading. The special window box packaging has an opening flap to re-create the design of the classic 1989 video game box. He’ll report for duty in February or you can pre-order him here.  

AND FINALLY THIS WEEK, The Review Spot takes an in-depth look at Mattel's new Surf's Up Batman from it 1966 TV line of 6-inch action figures...

That's it this week. For more action figure news, check out my toy blog ArticulationTimes.com.

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