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Theodore Sodcutter

Ghostly Ghoul Edition - Previews Exclusive

Summary

Hmm…Theodore Sodcutter in the Ghostly Ghoul Edition is a notable figure as it marks the first PX Previews exclusive in a while for the One:12 Collective line, providing collectors with a unique variant of a popular character from the Rumble Society series. This edition features a new blue deco, six interchangeable heads with a light-up function, and an array of macabre accessories, including eight bloody tools and a glow-in-the-dark decapitated head, enhancing its eerie aesthetic. The inclusion of a magazine-format comic book inspired by classic horror adds a distinctive narrative element to the figure, making it a compelling addition for fans of the genre.

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Pros!

  • Six swappable heads provide diverse display options, with varying expressions and excellent sculpting detail.
  • Unique blue deco enhances the ghostly appearance, setting it apart from previous versions.
  • Improved articulation in the neck and elbows allows for better posing compared to earlier iterations.
  • Comes with a comprehensive set of accessories, including a decapitated head, working lantern, and a variety of bloody tools.
  • Integrated posing wire in the ulster coat enhances dynamic display potential.
  • Includes a magazine-format comic book that adds lore and context to the character.

Cons!

  • Light-up feature for the eyes is underwhelming, as it may not produce enough brightness for effective use.
  • The coat’s bulk and joint design can limit some articulation, particularly in the arms.
  • High price point of $150 may feel excessive for a variant of an existing character, especially given value concerns noted by reviewers.
  • Some reviewers experienced issues with the ankle joints being difficult to maneuver, raising concerns about durability.

Product Info

From the box

Product Description

A PREVIEWS Exclusive!

Welcome to Gangreene Estates, a new creepy line for the One:12 Collective and introducing Theodore Sodcutter, the groundskeeper! The One:12 Collective Theodore Sodcutter is a deluxe, ghostly figure with six unsettling portraits that work with the included light up feature and a real working lantern. He is outfitted in an old-world ulster coat with integrated posing wire, button-down shirt, vest, pants, a scarf, and shoes. The ghoulish groundskeeper of Gangreene Estates can often be heard talking to himself but he’s never alone, carrying a decapitated head which he can hold in either of his hands. Sodcutter comes with the tools of his macabre trade including a decrepit shovel, rusted pickaxe, lantern, a tombstone and rope which can tie to his back, and more!

Unveil the haunting happenings at Gangreene Estates in the included magazine-format comic book, hosted by Theodore himself! The comic book is fiendishly inspired by the famous precode horror comics of yesteryear. The One:12 Collective Theodore Sodcutter figure features over 20 points of articulation and includes multiple pairs (7) of variant hands for plenty of display options.

Product Features

  • 6.30 inches (18cm)
  • 1/12 Scale
  • Made of plastic and fabric
  • Highly detailed
  • Custom fabric clothing
  • Fully articulated

Box Contents

  • Theodore Sodcutter figure
  • 6 Head portraits with light-up function
  • 14 Interchangeable handsPair of fists3 Pairs of posing hands2 Pairs of holding handsPointing handBecking hand
  • 2 Top hats
  • Bowler hat
  • Ulster coat with integrated posing wire
  • Scarf
  • Vest
  • Button-down shirt
  • Slacks
  • Dress shoes
  • Decapitated head (glows in the dark)
  • Lantern
  • Pickaxe
  • Shovel
  • Tombstone
  • Rope
  • Valise
  • 8 Bloody tools
  • Display base with logo
  • Adjustable display post
  • Comic book

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