NEW PRODUCT: Exo-6: Star Trek: The Original Series SPOCK – MIRROR UNIVERSE 1/6 action figure

“ I do not threaten, Captain. I merely state facts. I have found you to be an excellent officer. Our missions together have been both successful and profitable; however, I shall not permit your aberrations to jeopardize my position."

In celebration of the 55th Anniversary of Star Trek, EXO-6 is releasing their first 1:6 scale museum quality figure from The Original Series!

In the Star Trek: The Original Series “Mirror, Mirror” episode some members of the Enterprise crew are transported to a parallel dimension where the benevolent Federation never existed and instead the morally corrupt Terran Empire reigns. Star Trek has revisited this universe in various shows, with some of the most popular characters coming from this world.

Now EXO-6 brings you a very different Mr. Spock with the introduction of the Mirror Universe version of everyone’s favorite Vulcan. The Spock of this world may be self-serving and corrupt, but he helps Kirk and his comrades return to their rightful universe for his own benefit.

Leonard Nimoy sported a beard for this portrayal of Mirror Universe Spock and EXO-6 has recreated this look in detail for this 1:6 scale museum quality action figure. Standing 12 inches tall, every element, from his 23rd century uniform to his Terran awards are authentically reproduced. The original portrait sculpt of Nimoy as Mirror Spock has an authentic, hand-painted likeness.

THE EXO-6 MIRROR UNIVERSE SPOCK 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 Portrait: Spock’s portrait is lovingly rendered by top artists, with an excellent likeness of Leonard Nimoy with a beard. Each head sculpt is specially hand-painted.
Terran Empire Uniform: Meticulously researched, this uniform matches the pattern and color of the original costume recreated in 1:6 scale. Magnets are sewn into the uniform so the phaser and dagger can be attached. The Terran insignia and medals are permanently attached to his tunic. (The uniform is not removeable.)
Boots: Using leather-like material cut in the original style of the footwear worn in Star Trek: The Original Series.
Hands: A total of nine interchangeable hands are included so he can be displayed holding the phaser or the dagger and do the Vulcan mind meld.
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

Mirror Spock is well equipped for terrorizing enemies of the Empire. He comes equipped with:

Phaser Type 2/ Type 1: The pistol-grip type 2 phaser is the weapon of choice for any landing party expecting hostile aliens. The smaller Type 1 phaser can be removed and used separately. Both have magnets allowing either to be worn on the utility belt or directly on the pants as they were in the 3rd season.
Dagger and sheath: Standard issue for Terran Empire officers, the dagger is perfect for up close and personal assassinations.
Agonizer: A device unique to the Terran Empire, one touch of the agonizer to a shoulder causes unimaginable pain. An excellent tool for adjusting the attitudes of wayward crew members.


This fine collectible figure is just the first of EXO-6’s entry into the Mirror Universe and a great addition to your EXO-6 Star Trek 1:6-scale figure collection.



Height: 12 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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To paraphrase Lord Dark Helmet, evil Spock looks "cooler" than good Spock.

GubernatorFan wrote:To paraphrase Lord Dark Helmet, evil Spock looks "cooler" than good Spock.

Indeed.

First post updated.

Looks gorgeous, but you can immediately tell that articulation will be very limited due to the tailoring of the jacket. Not that Spock does a lot of acrobatics...

I always liked mirror spock better, maybe it was the goatee!

csyeung wrote:I always liked mirror spock better, maybe it was the goatee!

That entire episode was one of my favorites from the series. (I'm really hoping they make Kirk, Uhura and Marlena.

Hmm if they did all these versions of the characters, they will need to use seamless bodies.

Sadly, Nanjin is adamantly opposed to seamless. He’s working on making “individual” bodies that can be aesthetically pleasing, fill the bill for varying body types, but they will probably end up being jointed. I don’t know how far along he is with the females, but he said he has several male bodies already. He also mentioned that 7of9 should be getting announced shortly — so it will be interesting to see how her body looks — especially with that skin-tight catsuit. Too many obvious joints could make or break that figure.

Agreed. Sad indeed. But maybe it is necessary to keep costs down? Then again, designing a variety of specific bodies would add up, one would think...

GubernatorFan wrote:Agreed. Sad indeed. But maybe it is necessary to keep costs down? Then again, designing a variety of specific bodies would add up, one would think...

Oh, definitely. All those molds can cost upwards of $20,000 a piece, as they are generally steel. The cost benefits have to be there for it to be worthwhile. Plus, he doesn’t see the point of the seamless bodies that rot and tear so quickly and easily.

Stryker2011 wrote:Oh, definitely. All those molds can cost upwards of $20,000 a piece, as they are generally steel. The cost benefits have to be there for it to be worthwhile. Plus, he doesn’t see the point of the seamless bodies that rot and tear so quickly and easily.

Except that (barring abuse), they don't?  The unfortunate backside to being very informed and knowledgeable about something (which Nanjin evidently has been for years) can be that you don't learn or adjust fast enough to something different, or you are unduly resistant to it -- like a "not invented here" mindset.

Plus, he doesn't have re-invent all the wheels at once.  Unless a character has a radically unusual body it would be perfectly fine to make him or her with a body licensed to, or even just bought from, someone like TBL.  If he gets them to make Uhura we'll finally have a female seamless body in Afro-American skintone, and we will all be happy.

Wouldn't it be great if Nanjin simultaneously released Uhuras in both the regular and the Mirror version (two pack or separately)?  Costs savings in the efficient duplication.  The latter would probably pick up a few extra sales from the TBL "warrior women" crowd even if they wouldn't otherwise buy Star Trek.  And the former would make happy those of us who are frustrated not being able to complete our basic TOS crew.  I'm sorry to say this, and I know events aren't Nanjin's fault, but I don't think my wallet is re-opening to anything Star Trek (mirror versions, movie versions, NextGen, or whatever) unless and until I can complete my basic TOS crew first.

MBAM, I agree with you wholeheartedly. I think Schubert is sort of stuck in the mindset that you speak of, and is very, VERY shortsighted about the advantages of the seamless bodies. Unless you abuse them, or live in environments where you don’t have access to temperature controls and keep them out of the sun these things last. Same with all the folks complaining about deterioration of pleather (like the HT Selina Kyle — mine is still perfectly fine nearly 10 years later).

A few years ago Nanjin told me that Uhura would need her own body, and seamless.

I cannot imagine TOS Uhura or Mirror Uhura with articulated bodies. Even McCoy in medical tunic looked weird with his articulated arms.

It might be different with "fully clothed" females like Mara the Klingon.

I cannot think of an Exo-6 Uhura with articulated knees, like the Barbie Uhura! Uh.