Sideshow has updated today revealing a gorgeous 12″ Clone Commander Wolffe! Wolffe features switchout portraits, phase 1 and 2 still helmets, a jetpack, blasters and grenades and more. Pre-orders start this Thursday – don’t miss it! Click on through for an exclusive gallery of images you won’t see on Sideshow’s site until Thursday.
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Sideshow Collectibles has posted via Twitter/Facebook/Instagram a curious image that is simply captioned as:
“Who (or what) do these packs belong to? #StarWars #Hoth #EmpireStrikesBack”.
By the looks of it, we can expect a Tauntaun (of some scale) in the not-too-distant future and with that can a Hoth Luke or Han be far behind?
For those who ordered the Snowtrooper Sixth Scale figure from Sideshow, be on the lookout as they are arriving on doorsteps this week. Until then, you can check out our exclusive photo gallery of this awesome figure on Facebook along with the must-have E-Web Cannon.
The Yakface Toyguide updates resume today with the addition of the E-Web Heavy Repeating Blaster (Sixth Scale Figure Environment) from Sideshow Collectibles.
PROS: Continuing in their tradition of releasing superior product and supplemental accessories, Sideshow outfits their soon-to-be-released Snowtrooper with this signature piece of artillery. The E-Web Heavy Repeating Blaster features a pivoting/rotating cannon, articulated tripod legs, flexible power cord and generator. The entire piece has a weathered gunmetal wash and looks absolutely fantastic in this scale.
CONS: None other than not having the 1:6 scale Snowtrooper in-hand at the time of the E-Web’s release.
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Pre-orders are now being taken for the new Sixth Scale Yoda figure from Sideshow Collectibles.
Sideshow Collectibles today as revealed their 1:6 Scale Darth Malgus figure as depicted in The Old Republic as part of their 12 Days of Sideshow. Head on over for this great preview!
Sideshow Collectibles has updated today with the image gallery and pre-order details for the Sixth Scale Yoda Jedi Master figure. This Prequel version includes a multitude of accessories like an alternate head sculpt, his Jedi Council chair, hover chair, lightsaber, various hands and feet, cane and the exclusive edition includes a Jedi holocron. Pre-orders start this Thursday.
Sideshow Collectibles has sent out notifications that their 1:6 scale E-Web Heavy Repeating Blaster is schedule to ship to collectors in about 3 weeks. Don’t leave your Blizzard Force Snowtrooper outgunned! Pre-order yours today.
In the latest contest from Collector-ActionFigures.com, we decided to give G.I. Joe collectors some love by giving away a figure based on one of the most beloved and iconic character in all of action figure history. One lucky winner will be taking home an incredible Sideshow Collectibles Snake Eyes and Timber sixth scale figure courtesy of DASH. This exclusive figure is limited to 1000 copies, is valued at $200, includes a bundle of extras including a fully-articulated Timber figure, and it could be yours. Click on through for all the details!
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The Yakface Toyguide updates resume today with the addition of the 1:6 Scale STAP and Battle Droid from Sideshow Collectibles.
PROS: Sideshow’s designers have captured one most iconic vehicles in the prequels to an exacting detail. The STAP itself features adjustable turret/yoke, handlebars and foot pegs to allow the included Battle Droid to achieve various in-flight poses. The sturdy display base also features an adjustable center section to allow you to tilt the STAP and Battle Droid for additional dynamic poses. The included battle droid is a redeco of their first release and molded in a slightly different color. He features plethora of articulation and is, in essence, a mini-maquette of the Battle Droid CGI model. On my particular sample, the included backpack attaches the to the droid much better as the first Infantry Battle Droids’ packs tended to fall off rather easily. The droid affixes to the STAP by way of magnets built into the feet and foot controls – an ingenious idea – and the multi-joint hands allow him to grasp the controls firmly.
CONS: Cost and displaying a piece of this size may be an issue for some and sadly the included blaster rifle still does not attach to the droids backpack.
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