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Deathstroke

Summary

Hmm…Deathstroke stands out in the One:12 Collective line due to his intricate blend of comic-inspired aesthetics and tactical realism, featuring a highly detailed armored design with exceptional paint applications that showcase battle damage. The figure includes two distinct head portraits—one masked and one unmasked—along with a robust array of accessories such as a machine gun, handgun, and sword with sheath, enhancing his versatility for display and posing. Despite some limitations in upper body articulation due to the armor, the figure still offers impressive mobility and a striking presence that makes it a worthy addition to any collection.

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Reference Information (Wiki)

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Pros!

  • Two highly detailed head portraits (masked and unmasked) with exceptional sculpt and paintwork
  • Weathered and battle-damaged paint applications enhance realism in armor details
  • Excellent articulation with segmented armor design, allowing for dynamic poses
  • Highly detailed accessories including a machine gun and handgun (both with removable magazines) along with a sleek sword and sheath
  • Functional shoulder and forearm armor that allows for mobility
  • Accurately designed pouches and tactical holsters, with the handgun fitting securely
  • Interchangeable hands provide options for gripping weapons, despite limited variety

Cons!

  • Non-removable sculpted grenades on shoulder pads restrict customization
  • Lacks a bo staff, a signature weapon for Deathstroke, and additional accessory options like a knife
  • Armor restricts some torso articulation, limiting full range of movement
  • Hands and hand pegs can be loose, making it difficult to maintain dynamic poses
  • Occasional twisting of cloth sleeves affects appearance
  • Some paint inconsistencies and minor missed touches on battle damage details

Product Info

From the box

Product Description

A military man, Slade Wilson was recruited into the special ops unit Team 7, where he participated in highly dangerous classified missions. There he underwent an experimental procedure that granted him enhanced speed, strength and intelligence, effectively making him the world’s greatest soldier.

Following the disbandment of Team 7, Slade became Deathstroke, a mercenary-for-hire. He quickly became known in the criminal world as the man to call when you want to make sure the job will get done. Deathstroke continuously pushes himself further and further with an unwavering focus on getting the job done no matter what it takes, no matter how ruthless, deadly or manipulative he must be. He is, without question, the world’s greatest assassin and one of the most feared people on the planet.

The One:12 Collective Deathstroke figure features:

  • Two (2) newly developed head portraits including: Helmeted/masked portrait Unmasked portrait
  • One:12 Collective body with over 30 points of articulation
  • Hand painted authentic detailing
  • Over 17cm tall
  • Six (6) interchangeable hands including One (1) pair of fists (L&R) One (1) pair of sword holding hands (L&R) One (1) pair of gun holding hands (L&R)

Costume:

  • Armored collar
  • Shoulder pads with sculpted grenades
  • Chest armor
  • Abdominal plate
  • Vambraces
  • Cross body strap
  • Belt
  • Thigh holster
  • Shin armor with ankle guards

Accessories:

  • One (1) machine gun with removable clip
  • One (1) hand gun with removable clip (gun fits in thigh holster)
  • One (1) sword and sheath. Sheath attaches to the back of the cross body strap
  • One (1) One:12 Collective display base with logo
  • One (1) One:12 Collective adjustable display post

Each figure is packaged in a deluxe, collector friendly box, designed with collectors in mind there are no twist ties for easy in and out of package display.

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