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The scantily clad Zessica Wong from Aquarion Evol joins the FiguartsZERO series in stunning proportion and skimpy attire. Figure set includes display stand and is ideal for displaying alongside FiguartsZERO Mikono Suzushiro.

Due to popular demand Tamashii Nations will offer a limited re-issue of FiguartsZERO Sanji (New World Ver.)

The S.H.Figuarts series continues to push the envelope with the addition of Silver Crow from the light-novel, and now anime series, “Accel World”. Stylish form, metallic wings, as well as clear mask and effect parts have made this nothing less than a game-changer in action figure technology. S.H.Figuarts Silver Crow figure employs diecast material in legs and metallic wings, and features effect parts for finishing move along with a full-array of interchangeable hand parts.

Kamen Rider Tiger from the popular Kamen Rider Ryuki series joins the S.H.Figuarts line-up. Figure employs diecast metal and composite resin materials for enhanced weight, durability and detail. S.H.Figuarts Kamen Rider Tiger features a full array of accessories including Dest Visor battle axe, articulated Dest Claws (left and right), advent cards, as well as interchangeable hand parts.

One of the most requested characters in a recent D-Arts survey, Dukemon from Digimon, joins the D-Arts series in stunning proportion and lithe articulation. D-arts Dukemon action figure can be posed to recreate iconic evolution and action scenes from the anime. Figure set features full array of accessories including cape, holy shield “Aegis”, and holy lance “Gram”. Interchangeable hand parts and special display stand are also included in set.

Sculpted by: Randy Bowen

7.5" Tall Overall

Created in 1964 by Stan Lee and artist Don Heck, Clint Barton was an orphan working in a carnival who learned archery to become a master marksman. After dabbling in crime he chose the path of righteousness and became a costumed superhero, working alongside the Avengers for years and gaining huge popularity among Marvel’s readers. Barton joins the original trio of Thor, Captain America, and Iron Man in his iconic original costume: HAWKEYE CLASSIC AVENGERS! You’ve seen the latest incarnation of Hawkeye in the Avengers film and now you can celebrate his classic look in this amazing new Fine Art statue.
Wearing his traditional dark blue and purple costume, Hawkeye defends the Earth from the greatest threats with a smirk on his face and the Avengers to back him up. The master archer stands on a rocky outcropping, resting his right arm on his knee as he surveys the battlefield looking for his next target. The hero’s sculpt really captures the character from the features of his classic costume to the subtle details of his pose like Barton’s thumb testing the edge of his bladed arrow and the flowing movement of his cloth-like tabard. Every element of Hawkeye’s classic costume has been recreated from the skin-tight cowl with pointed mask and “H” logo to the scale mail-like chest piece, bracelets, and retro cuffed boots. And while he holds his trusty bow and one arrow at the ready, look closely to see that the hero’s quiver is still fully stocked! As a special addition, Hawkeye’s base even includes the severed arm and head of Avenger’s foe Ultron, with an arrow sticking out of the robot’s eye for good measure.
Sculpted by Erick Sosa, Classic Avengers Hawkeye stands nearly 13 inches tall (1/6 scale). His rocky terrain base matches those on the other Classic Avengers, the previously released Thor, Captain America, and Iron Man so you can display them individually or as a team!

As the first ever tank in the lineup, the arrival of Dragon’s 1/6 scale Panzer II Ausf.B tank in its Action Figure collection created a lot of excited chatter worldwide. Now Dragon has doubled the number of Panzer IIs available because it is releasing a second variant! This time it’s a Panzer II Ausf.C, a type that was produced by Germany from June 1938 through to April 1940. It was operated by a crew of three, and the Ausf.C was the most common variant of the Panzer II family. In the turret were a 20mm KwK.30 cannon and a 7.92mm MG34 machine gun. Up-armored Panzer II Ausf.C tanks were in the forefront of the German invasion of France in 1940, while a number were also dispatched to North Africa to fight with the legendary Deutsches Afrika Korps (DAK).

As an Action Figure item, the tank is fully pre-painted and essentially preassembled. Owing to its DAK usage, the impressive model is finished in a desert yellow camouflage scheme suitable for North African combat. Even though the original tank was diminutive in size, this model built to 1/6 scale has a significant presence. Appropriate Dragon crew figures can also be matched with this tank. Details are accurately represented, and there are numerous new components such as the cupola, turret, glacis plate and engine deck. The turret rotates, the gun elevates and depresses, plus the commander’s hatch can open, just perfect for fitting a tank crewman in the hatch. Collectors will certainly want to clear space on their display shelves to park this scintillating DAK Panzer II Ausf.C right next to their Ausf.B!

A KOTOBUKIYA Japanese import! The Dark Knight is back! Kotobukiya is proud to present a new ARTFX Statue based on the upcoming film The Dark Knight Rises. The third part of a trilogy by Christopher Nolan, this summer’s “DKR” pits Christian Bale’s Bruce Wayne against both Bane and Catwoman. To celebrate that release you can get the newest incarnation of the big screen hero for your shelf with BATMAN -THE DARK KNIGHT RISES-!

The Bat was reinvented with 2005’s Batman Begins, and its two sequels have further evolved the Dark Knight. Featuring a beautifully detailed sculpt recreating Batman’s specific appearance in the new film, this new version of the character faithfully recreates the hero’s intricate armored bat-suit with cape and cowl. Standing ready for action, the world’s greatest detective oversees Gotham City from the top of a rocky landscape. Staring down his enemies with his trademark scowl, Batman holds his flowing cape in front of him with his left hand while his right wields one of his wonderful toys; with interchangeable parts you can display him with either a grapple gun or his EMP rifle!

Sculpted by MIC, Batman The Dark Knight Rises towers over 15 inches tall (1/6th scale) on a rocky display base that includes a hidden light-up bat symbol! Perfect for both long-time Batman collectors as well as fans of the new movie, this Dark Knight looks great on his own or displayed next to other dynamic Kotobukiya Batman statues.

Storm Warriors – Striding Cloud, 12 inches collectible figure features:

30 cm Tall
Authentic Likeness of Aaron Kwok as “Striding Cloud”
Movie accurate costume including detailed partial armor suit - armor plated belt, armor shin, forearm armor and shoulder armor
The Sword of Ultimate Superiority
8 interchangeable gloved hands
RM-1 Body (Newly improved Ankle Joints)
Features 15 points of Articulation
Figure Stand FS-200
2009 New exclusively developed & designed packaging box set

Sculpted by: Khurram Alavi (digital sculptor)

Over 15" tall

The Clone Trooper Sixth Scale Figure features:
Fully articulated male body (armored body) with 30+ points of articulation
Bodysuit
Fully detailed armor set with helmet
Clone Trooper Carbine Blaster
Clone Trooper Long Rifle
12-inch Figure Display Base with Star Wars Logo

At the time of their introduction, the Republic clone trooper represented the future of galactic warfare. Far superior to the battle droid armies of the era, the clone troopers formed the backbone of the Republic's new military initiative that battled against the forces of the Confederacy of Independent Systems. So pervasive and symbolic were they of the times, the galaxy-wide conflict that saw their debut took its name from their ranks: the Clone Wars. It would be a long and bloody conflict in the years to come, but the efficiency of the clone trooper infantry would be proven time and again on many scattered worlds.

According to Jedi investigations, the clone army was apparently commissioned by one of their own a decade previous to their introduction on the battlefield. Using the original genetic code of bounty hunter Jango Fett, the Kaminoans carefully tampered with the material to produce clones with diminished independence and accelerated growth. For a decade's time, the clones were constantly trained in fighting techniques, vehicular skills and battlefield tactics. Yet, they still maintained a spark of independent and creative thinking, making them far better suited than droids to handle the unexpected turns of warfare.

Identical in form, physical prowess, stamina and mental capacity, each of the first generations of clone troopers were fully encased in hard white armor, each identical face concealed behind a t-shaped visor. Eventually, color-coded flashes on the armor denoted rank and later came to signify individual units, who often became more customized with mission specific gear and armor modifications.

Sideshow Collectibles is proud to offer the Creature from the Black Lagoon Model Kit from Moebius Models. A Universal Monsters classic, from the original Creature from the Black Lagoon film, this is a brand new all styrene kit for 2012. Presented in 1/8 scale, complete with Creature, his victim, and base. Sculpted by the 'Kreature Kid' Adam Dougherty, he stands approximately 10 inches tall, the Creature from the Black Lagoon kit makes an outstanding addition to any collection.

Kit requires glue and paint for assembly and final finishing. Recommended for collectors and hobbyists 15 and older.

Features:
- Realistic Flammenwerfer newly produced
- Canvas frame w/straps and metal buckles
- Delciate fuel tanks reproduced
- Fuel hose and igniter w/details
- Fuel on/off valve assembly

One of the most fearsome weapons of war is the flamethrower, which propelled a deadly jet of flame against enemy positions such as dugouts and buildings. Germany based its WWII flamethrowers on those introduced in 1918, and one of the standard infantry types was the Flammenwerfer 35. Weighing 35.8kg, it was easily operated by one soldier. Carried on the operator’s back, the 11.8-litre main fuel tank contained Flammöl 19, which was essentially petrol mixed with tar to thicken it, this being mixed with nitrogen propellant when fired. The igniter/torch offered a total of 10 seconds of use, and the weapon’s effective range was 25m. The Flammenwerfer 35 was produced until 1941, at which time the Flammenwerfer 41 began to replace it.

Dragon has made available a 1/6 scale model kits of this particularly fearsome German weapon. The flamethrower kit fits together extremely accurately, and the components combine to accurately depict the Flammenwerfer 35. Details such as the on/off valve assembly, the igniter, the fuel tank and harness are all fully detailed. This flamethrower could easily be added to a suitable 1/6 scale action figure donor, and it’s sure to be a scorching item in Dragon’s collection of 1/6 scale weapon systems!