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Captain America

Modern

Summary

Hmm…The Modern Captain America figure features a darker color palette and a streamlined design without the traditional helmet wings, opting instead for painted accents. It includes a wealth of accessories, such as multiple interchangeable hands, a knife, and a shield that utilizes magnetic attachments for more dynamic posing options. With over 32 points of articulation and a unique fabric uniform, this figure stands out for its detailed sculpt and realistic aesthetic, making it a notable addition to the One:12 Collective line.

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Mezco Toyz One:12 Collective Modern Captain America Review
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CobraShadowJoes highlights the magnetic shield attachments for versatile posing.
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Mezco: One:12 Collective 2016 Con Exclusive Captain America
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TheFwoosh highlights the figure's standout chainmail detail and neo-classic costume deco.
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One:12 Collective Captain America action figure
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Michael Crawford highlights the innovative magnetic shield attachment system.
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Mezco Toyz: One:12 Collective Captain America figure REVIEW!
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The Abah-Geek highlights the magnetic shield attachments enabling easy storage and display on the Captain America figure.
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Mezco One:12 Collective Modern Captain America Review
D Amazing 31K views
D Amazing highlights the modern military-inspired helmet design of Captain America.
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Mezco One:12 Collective Modern Captain America Action Figure Review
Unparalleled Universe 16K views
Unparalleled Universe highlights the modern Captain America's unique baggier pants for better posing.
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Mezco Captain America Modern ONE:12 Collective Comic Toy Action Figure Review
ShartimusPrime 103K views
ShartimusPrime notes the unique magnetic shield feature that allows for easy display options.
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Mezco One:12 Captain America Modern AND 2016 Con Exclusive
Nick The Toy Guy 1K views
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Mezco Toyz One:12 Collective Captain America figure review. (Ultimate Cap)
BATBOMB 82 1.2K views
BATBOMB 82 highlights the unique magnetic attachments for the shield and accessories on Captain America.

Pros!

  • Over 32 points of articulation allow for a wide range of dynamic poses, including double-jointed elbows and knees, torso crunch, and neck tilt.
  • Two highly detailed head sculpts (helmeted and unmasked Steve Rogers) with strong facial expressions.
  • The modern costume features a realistic fabric uniform with intricate sculpted accents and military-style colors.
  • The shiny, metallic shield includes magnetic attachments for secure placement on the arm and back, although the magnet strength is noted as weak.
  • Extensive accessory selection includes multiple interchangeable hands, a knife with boot sheath, grenades with clip-on attachments, and a display base with an adjustable post.
  • Articulated gauntlets with magnetic attachments enhance shield functionality.
  • Baggy pants design improves articulation and posing options compared to previous versions.
  • Notable differences in costume design, including a more modern military look with distinctive chain mail detailing.

Cons!

  • Some chain mail pieces may appear loose and could detach over time.
  • Minor paint imperfections observed on the shield and head sculpts, including small nicks and dots.
  • Ankle pivot is limited; some users may need to work on joint flexibility for improved movement.
  • Weak magnetic attachments for the shield and gauntlets can lead to detaching during posing.
  • Shield size is considered small relative to the figure’s scale, impacting overall aesthetics.
  • Tight fit of the knife sheath may cause stability issues when swapping accessories like the belt pouch and canteen.
  • Uneven stitching on the uniform raises concerns about long-term durability.
  • Higher price point ($80) compared to other figures in the line may deter some collectors.

Product Info

From the box

Product Description

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.

Meticulously developed to capture Captain America’s modern heroic look, this One:12 Collective figure is the first of our Marvel Universe line up. Featuring over 32 points of articulation, intricate sculptural work, incredible costume detailing, and tons of accessories, the final product creates an iconic vision with a “real world” look.

The One:12 Collective Captain America features:

  • Hyper-realistic portraits

  • 1:12 scaled, highly realistic fabric uniform with special silk screening applications

  • Detailed sculpted costume accents, including belt, gloves, harness and boots

  • Gauntlets with magnetic attachments

  • Super articulated body with over 32 points of articulation

What’s in the box:

  • Standard helmeted portrait

  • 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

Each figure is packaged in a deluxe, fifth panel window box with translucent acetate slipcover. Designed for collector convenience, the packaging allows for both maximum protection as well as ease of removal for display.

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