RoboCop Deluxe Art Scale Limited Edition 1:10 Scale Statue

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RoboCop Deluxe Art Scale Limited Edition 1:10 Scale Statue:

• From the future and big screen to your collection!
• Cyborg policeman RoboCop in an astonishing 1:10 scale diorama!
• He holds his Auto 9 submachine gun and descends from his futuristic Ford.
• Based on the poster and a key moment from the 1987 sci-fi film.

Ready to apply the law in an implacable way, in the chaotic dystopian future of a great metropolis, like a medieval knight in silver armor, the powerful and imposing figure of a cyborg policeman descends from his futuristic Ford Taurus in this astonishingly detailed 1:10 scale diorama statue, wielding his powerful Auto 9 submachine gun, with potential threats already marked as targets through the crosshair interface. RoboCop's command orders - respect the law and protect the innocent.

One of the most-awaited releases, Iron Studios brings RoboCop, the classic and original cyborg police officer from the future and the big screen, to your collection in an amazing diorama set that references the official posters from the movie and also strikes as one of the most emblematic appearances of this unforgettable character. RoboCop stands with his right leg bent and resting on a step with the futuristic car, his left arm straight and next to his body, with the fist closed. Do not miss this one! Ages 15 and up.

When police officer Alex Murphy is the victim of a gang ambush and is tortured and left for dead, his body is transformed into a powerful and heavily armored cyborg named RoboCop, but without any memories of his previous life.

A classic sci-fi film, RoboCop as directed by Paul Verhoeven was a major box office hit, starting a franchise that led the cyborg hero to get two more movies, a TV show, an animated series, video games, comic books, and collectibles. In RoboCop's dystopian future, crime and violence are out of control in old Detroit, and with the city financially ruined, the government has privatized the police force by hiring the megacorporation OCP (Omni Consumer Products) - which has plans to replace Detroit with a new city called Delta City, more modern and efficient, maintained and serviced by OCP and its subdivisions. Designed to supplant the police, OCP presents the law enforcement robot ED-209, but due to a defect it ends up killing an executive, opening the chance for the ambitious Bob Morton to present his project called "Robocop."