Vowing to serve his country any way he could, young Steve Rogers took the super soldier serum to become America’s one-man army. Fighting for the red, white and blue for over 60 years, Captain America is the living, breathing symbol of freedom and liberty.
Featuring over 32 articulation points, intricate sculptural work, incredible costume detailing and tons of accessories, the final product creates an iconic classic vision with a "real world" look. This exclusive, limited-edition not only features a new classic head sculpt and vibrantly colored uniform, but is packaged in an exclusive shield-shaped metal tin featuring a lenticular transformation chamber.
THE ONE:12 COLLECTIVE CLASSIC CAPTAIN AMERICA FEATURES: Classic style masked portrait with pronounced wings, Unmasked Steve Rogers portrait, Fists (L&R), "Thumbs Up" hand (L), Saluting hand (R), Pointing hand (R), Posing hands (L&R), Holding hands (L&R), Shield throwing hands (L&R), Shield with magnetic attachments, Harness with magnetic attachment, Knife (fits in sheath on the boot), Grenade set (can clip onto the back of the belt), Interchangeable pouch and canteen (can clip onto the belt), Display base with posing post
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Set comes packaged in a deluxe, limited edition circular tin featuring Captain America's shield design. When the tin is opened, a lenticular image is revealed. The lenticular dramatically shows the transformation of Steve Rogers from a scrawny weakling into a chiseled super-soldier. Beneath the lenticular, the figure and his accessories are securely held by collector friendly trays.
Baseball type grenades were developed in the 1960's and used in Vietnam and afterwards.
ReplyDeletearen't those great? :) I opted for the larger Disney store Ultimate Cap- should be here in a week or so
ReplyDeleteAlways liked the bigger sized figures :) but not too big though. 12-inch figures are about right
ReplyDelete@anonymous - thanks for that point :) Don't you find it annoying when people disregard history and take things into their own hands? In the movie, Cap fought side-by-side with U.S. soldiers against Hydra but history tells us that African Americans didn't go to war with their white brothers. They experienced discrimination and segregation.
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