NEW PRODUCT: Exo-6: Star Trek: First Contact CAPTAIN JEAN-LUC PICARD 1/6 scale figure

EXO-6 is proud to present the next 1:6 scale articulated figure from Star Trek: First Contact – Captain Jean-Luc Picard.

Star Trek: The Next Generation, rebooted Star Trek for a new generation and one of its most enduring contributions was Patrick Stewart as Captain Jean-Luc Picard. Although strict and formal at first, Picard was quickly embraced by the fans and Stewart’s portrayal has become the gold standard for captains in the franchise. The character led the series through seven television seasons and three movies and has returned for his own new series, twenty years later. No other Star Trek captain has had more on-screen adventures than Jean-Luc Picard.

In the Feature film First Contact Picard must face his most fearsome foe, the one that has damaged him to his core – the Borg Collective. With no less than the fate of all humanity at risk he must overcome his fear, shame, and thirst for revenge to save the entire galaxy from becoming Borg.

This 1:6-scale figure re-creates this iconic character in exquisite 1:6 detail. Standing approximately 12 inches tall, every element, from his 24th century tunic to his custom black boots, is authentically reproduced. The original portrait sculpt of Patrick Stewart has an authentic, hand-painted likeness

THE EXO-6 PICARD 1:6 SCALE ARTICULATED FIGURE INCLUDES:
Fully Articulated Body: More than 30 points of articulation allow the figure to be displayed in multiple dynamic poses, approximately 30 cm tall.

Realistic Portraits: Picard’s stern expression shows his resolve in taking on the Borg no matter what the cost. Lovingly rendered by a top artist, this excellent likeness of Patrick Stewart as Captain Picard is specially hand-painted.

Starfleet Duty Uniform: Meticulously researched, this duty uniform matches the pattern and color of the original costume recreated in 1:6 scale. Including the captain’s jacket, captain’s vest, and duty trousers – all exactingly matched to the original costume. Magnets are sewn into the pants so the holsters for the tricorder and phaser can be attached. An authentically scaled communicator badge is permanently affixed to the jacket and the vest. (Vest and jacket cannot be worn at the same time).

Boots: Soft plastic boots sculpted to match the cut and style of the original movie footwear.

Display Base: A hexagonal display base featuring the transporter pad will provide additional support for the figure. Two different inserts for the floor of the base can represent the transporter pad or the center of the transporter array.

EQUIPMENT
Captain Picard is outfitted with everything needed for a Star Fleet officer. He comes equipped with:
Type II hand phaser. The phaser can be worn in a black holster that magnetically attaches to his pants.
TR-590 Tricorder X: This standard tricorder can be opened or worn in a holster.
Phaser rifle: Type 3B Phaser rifle used by the Enterprise crew to battle the invading Borg.


This fine collectible figure is a perfect rendition of everyone’s favorite Starfleet captain and a great addition to your EXO-6 Star Trek 1:6-scale figure collection.



Height: 11.8 in, (30 cm)
Materials: ABS, PVC, natural and synthetic fabrics.
Art Box Dimensions: 35.3 x 19.6 x 9.1 cm
Prototype shown, actual product may vary.











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Ugh, I don't really like that head.

Valiarde wrote:Ugh, I don't really like that head.

No ? Third pic down , I was gonna say that`s one of the most realistic sculpts I seen in a while .

I do want to love this but there’s something really off about the sculpt. :/ I think it’s the eyes? It doesn’t help that most of the photos are taken from rather unflattering angles.

I agree the head sculpt looks amazing, but not quite like the original. The skin seems to be too saggy, while being too smooth, and there is something off about the eyes as well as the mouth...
Also a less dreamy and more determined look would have been nice.

Is it perfect? As the other comments already show, no, it isn't. There are an angle or two from which it is indeed very good (esp the 3rd photo), but it has to work from all angles. I haven't looked at it closely in a long while, but their (actually QMX's) Picard was already very good for what I remembered Picard to look like. This is perhaps based on a slightly different appearance at a different time, which may partly account for the difference. Something is a little off somewhere.

The following shows a good example of the things wrong with the sculpt.




I’m seeing a bit of Joesph Wiseman as Dr. No , especially with the eyes, in the sculpt.

Yeah... I don't know, I've been a huge supporter of Nanjin and his Star Trek endeavours, but it seems to me that the more he touts the quality of Exo-6's figures (and to some extent the QMX ones as well), the less impressed by them I am.
I had all of the TOS QMX figures and loved them despite some obvious flaws, but so far I haven't seen anything in Data or Picard that says "huge improvement".
Looking forward to in-hand pics.

Good choice, Mark. Yes, they got pretty close, but apparently the eyes make quite a difference.

ahbake wrote:Yeah... I don't know, I've been a huge supporter of Nanjin and his Star Trek endeavours, but it seems to me that the more he touts the quality of Exo-6's figures (and to some extent the QMX ones as well), the less impressed by them I am.
I had all of the TOS QMX figures and loved them despite some obvious flaws, but so far I haven't seen anything in Data or Picard that says "huge improvement".
Looking forward to in-hand pics.

This is so true, from my perspective too.

I wrote as much today on SSF, but, of course, Nanjin insists not buying them will lead to regrets later. lol

He has no problem shifting them though, as it seems there's enough people on 'Team Nanjin' lapping this pair up.

I'll wait until something actually looks worth buying.