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Captain Kirk

Summary

Hmm…Captain Kirk is a highly anticipated addition to the One:12 Collective line, representing a quintessential character from the Star Trek franchise. Notable features include two interchangeable head sculpts accurately capturing the character's expressions, an impressive range of articulation, and a series-accurate fabric uniform that addresses color debate among fans. His inclusion alongside other crew members like Spock and Sulu enhances the potential for a complete bridge crew display, making him a key figure in the collection.

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Pros!

  • Two highly detailed, interchangeable head sculpts capturing both serious and smirking expressions of young William Shatner as Captain Kirk
  • Meticulously tailored real fabric uniform with detailed trim and rank insignia
  • Wide range of accessories including a phaser, communicator with flip-top action, phaser rifle, and away team belt with holster
  • Impressive detail on small parts with clean, subtle paint applications on face, hair, and accessories
  • Over 28 points of articulation allow for dynamic, natural posing; excellent neck tilt and lean, good rocker movement at feet
  • Body appears slightly broader and beefier than Spock and Sulu figures, fitting Kirk’s character build

Cons!

  • Slightly too yellow tone of the shirt compared to some screen references
  • Limitations in elbow articulation with 90-degree bends that could be tighter
  • Minor bunching of pants fabric near knees during poses
  • Phaser holding hand is somewhat rubbery and doesn’t grip the phaser firmly
  • Hairline paint application on the stern head sculpt is a bit sloppy compared to the rest of the figure

Product Info

From the box

Product Description

“Boldly going where no man—or action figure—has gone before.”

The One:12 Collective presents Captain James T. Kirk from Star Trek The Original Series. The youngest—and arguably the greatest captain ever in Starfleet history—James Tiberius Kirk was assigned command of the USS Enterprise NCC-1701 and proved to be the perfect choice in leading the crew on their 5 year mission.

Born March 22, 2233 in Riverside, Iowa, James T. Kirk was one of the few survivors of the Tarsus IV massacre. While a cadet in Starfleet, Kirk became the only student to ever defeat the Kobayashi Maru test (the “no-win scenario”). During his time at the helm of the Enterprise, he not only saved his crew countless times, but the entire universe as well. Captain Kirk’s adventures have become the stuff of legend through out the universe. With a Starfleet career that spanned 40 years, his legacy is eternal.

Expertly crafted to create an exceptional actor likeness and assembled on a One:12 Collective body, Kirk has over 28 points of articulation, numerous accessories and interchangeable parts. This figure features a series-accurate outfit that was painstakingly tailored to create an amazing collectable.

The One:12 Collective Captain James T. Kirk features:

  • Hyper-realistic portraits
  • Incredible sculpted details capturing the likeness of this iconic character
  • Real fabric uniform with detailed trim and rank insignia

What’s in the box:

  • Standard portrait
  • Alternate smiling portrait
  • Fists (L & R)
  • Posing hands (L & R)
  • Phaser holding hand (R)
  • Communicator holding hand (L)
  • Phaser
  • Communicator
  • Phaser Rifle
  • Away Team belt with holster for communicator and phaser
  • Display base with posing post

The One:12 Collective is the perfect storm of collectibility and execution at a six inch scale, featuring pop culture’s favorite movie and comics characters from the DC Universe.

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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