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Conan The Barbarian

Summary

Hmm…Significant for its detailed homage to Frank Frazetta's iconic art, the Conan The Barbarian figure captures the essence of the character with a stunning sculpt and a wealth of accessories. With over 30 points of articulation, two distinct head portraits, and multiple interchangeable hands and weapons, it offers versatile display options that cater to both collectors and fans of the franchise. Unique elements include an interchangeable loincloth featuring actual chain mail, a removable crossbody axe harness, and a cape, enhancing the figure's authentic barbarian aesthetic.

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Pros!

  • Remarkable sculpting captures the essence of Frank Frazetta’s artwork, showcasing intricate details like scars and facial expressions.
  • Two head portraits (stoic and gritting teeth) provide diverse display options.
  • Interchangeable loincloth features an authentic chain mail option for added realism.
  • Extensive array of accessories includes multiple weapons (broadsword, scimitar, dagger, axe, shield) and a display base, enhancing playability.
  • Articulation allows for naturalistic poses, though limited ankle rocker articulation may restrict some dynamic poses.
  • High-quality paint applications enhance the detailed sculpting, bringing out textures and features effectively.

Cons!

  • Some accessories, such as the necklace and scabbard hooks, may not remain secure during posing.
  • The cape does not sit as well as expected and diverges from promotional images.
  • Difficulty in swapping the loincloth may discourage collectors from utilizing both options.

Product Info

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Product Description

The One:12 Collective presents Conan The Barbarian; based aesthetically on Frank Frazetta’s famous paintings of Conan, Robert E. Howard’s legendary character.From recreating Frank Frazetta’s ‘The Barbarian’ painting, to readying Conan for a long trek across the snow peaked mountains of his homeland, to an epic Hyborian Age battle, the One:12 Collective Conan figure includes a bounty of weapons, accessories, and outfitting to create many distinct looks for display.The fearsome warrior is outfitted in an interchangeable loincloth and includes a removable crossbody battle axe harness, removable cape that drapes freely, belt that can hold his sword sheaths and dagger, and mid-calf boots.Barbarian of the far north, Conan was born on a battlefield and became a respected warrior by the age of 15. Traveling throughout the world, Conan has been a thief, outlaw, mercenary, and pirate. Motivated by his own survival, power, and enrichment, Conan will do whatever it takes to rise to the top. THE ONE:12 COLLECTIVE CONAN FIGURE FEATURES:

  • One:12 Collective body with over 30 points of articulation
  • Two (2) head portraits
  • Hand painted authentic detailing
  • Approximately 17cm tall
  • Eight (8) interchangeable hands
    • One (1) pair of fists
    • One (1) pair of weapon holding hands (L&R)
    • One (1) pair of grabbing hands (L&R)
    • One (1) pair of posing hands (L&R)

COSTUME:

  • Necklace (removable)
  • Crossbody axe harness (removable)
  • Cape (removable)
  • Two (2) interchangeable loincloths
  • Belt with carabiner hooks
  • Mid-calf boots

ACCESSORIES:

  • One (1) scimitar sword with removable sheath
  • One (1) broadsword with removable sheath
  • One (1) dagger with removable sheath
  • One (1) battle axe (fits into crossbody harness)
  • One (1) shield
  • One (1) One:12 Collective display base with logo
  • One (1) One:12 Collective adjustable display post

Each One:12 Collective Conan The Barbarian figure is packaged in a collector friendly box, designed with collectors in mind.

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