Like most 1/6 scale fans, I was stoked when news of a Hot Toys Joe Colton broke. A licensed Bruce Willis had never been produced in the scale before. This figure did not disappoint when it came to the outstanding sculpt resemblance and paint quality of Hot Toys. The cut and sew and accessories also live up to the Hot Toys standard. If I have one complaint it would be the value, the figure is rather plain and spartan for the price tag. That being said it is a faithful reproduction of the movie character but at a price I feel most notoriously frugal Joe fans would balk at. I also want to note his awesome and tricked out SCAR rifle which is one of the finest representations of this outstanding rifle I have ever seen in the 1/6 scale.
By YT I'm not a fan of the GI Joe live action movie Storm Shadow costume. I just don't care for the aesthetic and don't even get me started on Ninjas wearing tennis shoes. That being said when Hot Toys announced their Retaliation figure line I was thrilled. For those…
By YT As I stated in my Hot Toys Storm Shadow review, when Hot Toys announced their Retaliation figure line, I was thrilled. For those who may not know, Hot Toys is an Asian company that is known for their outstanding 12" figures based on pop culture and movie proprieties.…
At the tail end of the Sigma 6 series of toys, Hasbro broke off the style into a couple of different directions. One was a more generic military-based series of figures and the other a return to an adventure theme--the Adventure Team, to be exact. Only three sets were produced,…
Perfect Bruce!
Did he come with an oven that had pistols hidden in it?