Team Fortress 2 The Medic RED Statue

Description

Team Fortress 2 The Medic RED Statue:

• Medic!
• The German doctor from Team Fortress 2.
• Limited edition RED-variant statue stands about 13-inches tall.
• Armed with his Medigun, just like in the video game.
• Add The Medic to your TF2 collection!

"Oktoberfest!" Reliable Excavation (and) Demolition - this is the RED Medic version. Gaming Heads used the actual game files for this Team Fortress 2 The Medic RED Statue to create the definitive version of The Medic. Cast in high-quality polystone, hand finished and hand painted to exacting standards, he measures approximately 13 inches tall, including the base. Just like in the video game, The Medic from Team Fortress 2 is armed here with a Medigun for healing and making teammates temporarily invulnerable. The Medic RED Statue comes packed in a foam-interior full-color box with a card of authenticity. He's a limited edition of 750 pieces.

This striking sculpture is as detailed as you'd expect from the meticulous team at Gaming Heads. Maybe you want to display this guy with the rest of your statues from the Team Fortress 2 line, or perhaps you've got a Valve die-hard friend in mind. Either way, you don't want to pass up the Team Fortress 2 The Medic RED Statue! Other TF2 statues sold separately.

If you've ever played Team Fortress 2 from Valve, you know just how vital the support class in the PC and Mac game can be, and none more so than The Medic. A German doctor, he's responsible for healing fallen teammates. What this expert in doctor-assisted homicide lacks in compassion for the sick, respect for human dignity, and any sort of verifiable formal training in medicine, The Medic more than makes up for with a bottomless supply of giant needles and a trembling enthusiasm for plunging them into exposed flesh. Raised in Stuttgart, Germany during an era when the Hippocratic oath had been downgraded to an optional Hippocratic suggestion, The Medic considers healing a generally unintended side effect of satisfying his own morbid curiosity.