Lord Commander Coleman Stryker...















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This series of action figures based on the tabletop minatures game from Privateer Press had SO much potential. I would give my right arm to have an action figure made of the cool, lumbering steampunk mechs -The Warjacks (http://privateerpress.com/warmachine/gallery/the-protectorate-of-menoth/warjacks/templar). Unfortunately, only Lord Commander Coleman Stryker (what a mouthful!) made the cut before Southern Island shut down shop. He's not a bad figure by any means, especially for a toy companies first attempt at an action figure. But Stryker didn't strike the hearts of collectors and Warmachine action figures ended as quickly as they began.



SOUTHERN ISLAND'S WARMACHINE
2005
8.5" x 9"

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