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HALO ARTFX+ 1/10th Scale Statue and Add-On Armor Sets
Featuring Limited Articulation and Swap-Out Armor System...
As revealed at Toy Fair HERE, Kotobukiya is introducing the hit video game series HALO to their ARTFX+ 1/10 statue format. Kicking off the new HALO series is the man, the myth, the legend, the Master Chief! Capturing John-117’s iconic green and gray armor with gold visor and assault rifle from the most recent Halo 4, this Master Chief adds several new innovations to the ARTFX+ format starting with its internal body and removable armor design; all of the outer pieces slide and/or snap into place over the techsuit body.
Another first is the inclusion of limited articulation in the UNSC soldier for more posing options than the standard ARTFX+ statue!
Sculpted by MIC, Master Chief stands nearly 8 1/2 inches tall (1/10th scale) and comes with magnets in his feet for added stability on his included metal display base.
Kotobukiya will also be releasing other interchangeable armor sets so that you can customize your Master Chief. These two add-on packs include the Mjolnir Mark V Armor Set (above left) and Mjolnir Mark VI Armor Set (above right). The Mark V Armor Set allows you to recreate Master Chief’s classic look and there are even new weapon options with an included Magnum and a bonus set of hands that can wield the Energy Sword from the Mark VI armor pack (sold separately). The Mark VI set comes with an Energy Sword and additional hands that can hold the Magnum from the Mark V Armor pack (sold separately).
Look for the HALO ARTFX+ 1/10 statue and add-on armor packs this October. Look for even more Master Chief armor sets and complete statues coming soon from Kotobukiya.
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Re: HALO ARTFX+ 1/10th Scale Statue and Add-On Armor Sets
Nice!
I'll definitely be checking these and Bandai's Halo Sprukits out.
I'm still ticked off that McFarlane chose to make his Halo figures way too small.
