Hot Toys TRON Legacy Sam Flynn Figure with Light Cycle PREVIEW

Having teased us earlier on the TRON Legacy Light Cycle, Hot Toys is proud to present their MMS142 ~ Movie Masterpiece Series ~ 1/6th scale Sam Flynn Collectible Figure with Light Cycle from the TRON: Legacy movie. The set is specially equipped with the Light Cycle with LED light-up function, together with the highly detailed Sam Flynn collectible which is specially crafted based on the image of Garrett Hedlund in the movie, highlighting the newly sculpted heads and light-up Tron Warrior suit.

The 1/6th scale Sam Flynn Collectible Figure with Light Cycle specially features: Two (2) newly sculpted heads with authentic likeness of Garrett Hedlund as Sam Flynn in the movie TRON: Legacy, including one with undetachable helmet, Approximately 42 (L) x 16 (W) x 18 (H) cm (Light Cycle with Sam Flynn Collectible), Body with partial movability, Highly detailed hair sculpture, Movie-accurate facial expression with detailed wrinkles and skin texture, One (1) pair of gloved palms for driving the Light Cycle, Three (3) pieces of legs including: One (1) pair of bending legs for riding position (left leg is interchangeable), One (1) extra piece of interchangeable straight left leg for braking position. Each piece of head sculpt is specially hand-painted

Costume: One (1) one-piece undetachable black-color Tron Warrior suit with LED light-up function (white light, battery operated) with data disc at the back, One (1) pair of undetachable black-color boots

Accessories: One (1) black-color helmet, One (1) 1/6th scale Light Cycle with LED light-up function (white light, battery operated)

Artists: Head Sculpted by Jeon Young Tae, Head Painted by JC. Hong, Head Art Directed by Kojun

Technical Support: Light Cycle Technical Supported by Wing Chow and Eddie Lo, Soritis Limited

**Product shown is not final, pending licensor approval
**Battery included for Collectible Figure, button cells are required
**Battery not included for Light Cycle, 3A batteries are required

Release date: Q2-3, 2011

Here's the kicker: "Body with partial movability" - that is really SAD because I like my figures with full mobility SIGH :(