Predator Takayuki Takeya Version Figma Action Figure
Sold Out - For Informational Purposes Only (details) This item is NOT FOR SALE. We do not expect any further shipments of this item and are keeping it on our website for informational purposes only.
Item Number: UTCG90569
Shopping for Predator Action Figures?
Take a look at our huge selection of Pop! Vinyl Figures, Action Figures, Construction Toys, Statues, Mini-Figures, and Prop Replicas!
The proud interstellar hunter as an action figure designed by Takayuki Takeya! From the classic sci-fi action movie Predator 2 comes the Predator Takayuki Takeya Version Figma Action Figure! Sculpted and painted with careful supervision by Takayuki Takeya himself, the smooth yet posable figma joints allow you to act out a variety of different scenes. A flexible plastic is used in specific areas, allowing proportions to be kept without compromising posability. The figure comes with two face plates, including an intimidating expression with an articulated jaw, as well as an expression with closed eyes. Optional parts include the Predator's Bio-Mask, 2x Wristblades of different length, an open and closed Smart Disc, extendable spear with interchangeable parts, and a ceremonial dagger. A postcard featuring Takayuki Takeya's original Predator design illustration is included with the figure, as well as an articulated figma stand. Measures roughly 6-inches tall.
| Company: | Good Smile Company |
| Theme: | Predator |
| Product Type: | Action Figures |
| Age: | 15 + |
| Country of Origin: | China |
| Height: | 9.00 |
| Width: | 3.00 |
| Length: | 9.00 |
| Weight: | 0.750 |
View Related Items in These Categories
(Select all buttons that apply)
Explore Related Products
Entertainment Earth, Inc. markets and sells products, including children's products, for purchase by adults 18 years and over. If any product you are ordering is intended for a child please assume all of the following warnings may apply to that product:
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD-Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.
