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ONE:12COLLECTIVE
TRACKER

Spock

Star

Summary

Hmm…Notable for its exceptional likeness to Leonard Nimoy, the Spock figure includes two highly detailed head sculpts, allowing for expressive display options, particularly with the iconic arched eyebrow. The inclusion of a variety of hands and meticulously crafted accessories such as a tricorder and communicator enhances its playability, while the newly added belt provides functional storage for the phaser and communicator, addressing previous concerns about accessory management. Overall, this figure stands out as a significant addition to the One:12 Collective Star Trek line, showcasing both quality craftsmanship and attention to detail.

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Pros!

  • Exceptional likeness to Leonard Nimoy’s portrayal of Spock.
  • Includes signature “Live long and prosper” hand.
  • Comes loaded with diverse accessories including two alternate heads, multiple hands, a tricorder, communicator, and phaser.
  • High-quality paint applications, particularly on the face and accessories.
  • Real fabric uniform enhances authenticity and visual appeal.
  • Well-constructed with minimal restrictions on movement, allowing for a variety of poses.
  • Smooth and easy swapping of hands and heads.
  • Includes a functional belt that holds the phaser and communicator, adding to the overall detail.
  • Accessories like the tricorder and communicator have functional features (flipping open).
  • Positive reception of the packaging quality and design.

Cons!

  • Limited articulation in the ankles due to boot sculpt.
  • Occasional quality control issues with paint applications.
  • Strap on tricorder requires careful handling to avoid damage.
  • Some reviewers noted that the raised eyebrow head sculpt did not perfectly capture Spock’s iconic expression.
  • One reviewer mentioned a discrepancy in leg lengths, with one leg being longer than the other.

Product Info

From the box

Product Description

The One:12 Collective is proud to present one of the most iconic and enduring characters in the pop culture lexicon: Spock from the original Star Trek series.

First introduced to audiences in 1966, the Star Trek series was a landmark show that sparked countless fans’ a love of science, space and technology, and inspired many real world inventions. Spock, powerfully portrayed by Leonard Nimoy in both the TV series and in the film franchises, embodied a new kind of TV hero: calmly logical, and cerebral but not completely devoid of human emotion. Spock has transcended his genre and has been voted one of the “50 Greatest TV Characters” and has recently had a mountain named after him on Pluto. Digitally modeled to craft an uncanny actor likeness and assembled on a One:12 Collective body with over 28 points of articulation, this figure features a series accurate outfit to create an amazing collectible.

The One:12 Collective Spock features:

  • Real fabric uniform
  • Incredible sculpted details capturing the likeness of this complex character
  • Leather-look screen matched boots

What’s in the box:

  • Alternate head with arched eyebrow
  • One “Live long and prosper” hand
  • One phaser holding hand
  • One Vulcan mind-meld hand
  • One Vulcan nerve pinch hand
  • One set of posing hands
  • One set of fists
  • Phaser
  • Communicator with flip up panel
  • Tricorder with opening top section
  • Display base and posing stand

Each figure is packaged in a deluxe, fifth panel window box featuring character specific artwork and a translucent acetate slipcover. Designed for collector convenience, the packaging has been especially engineered to allow for both maximum protection without sacrificing ease of removal for display.

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