NEW PRODUCT: X-Men: The Animated Series - Rogue 1/6 Scale Figure

X-Men: The Animated Series - Rogue 1/6 Scale Figure

Details
Product information
Height
11.75"
Material
PVC, ABS
Weight
5 lbs

   Rogue Figure
   Neutral Portrait
   Angry Portrait
   Destroyed Blaster Right Hand
   Energy Absorption Left Hand
   Glove and Ungloved Hand
   4 Pairs of Hands
   Standard Black Round Base

Artists

   Concept Design - Alex Brewer
   Sculpt - Alex Brewer
   Paint - Tomasz Rozejowski
   Packaging Art - Dan Veesenmeyer
   Packaging Design - Jordan Christianson
   Photography - Raul Barrero
   Art Direction - Hector Arce


























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#xmen #animated #rogue #superhero #female #ficition

Oh my god, 90s animated X-Men Rouge. Remember her southern belle accent, calling people "sugar" all the time? The figure does look a bit too toy like, but it fits the theme.

I really don't care for old school action figures, where the clothes are moulded or painted onto the body.

But considering the source is also old school I do appreciate the look and seeing it in this scale.

‘90s are “Old School” — thanks for that, Diana. Now I REALLY feel old. 

I find it hard to judge these types of figures, as they look like up_scaled figures from the past.
I assume there is a market for this type of thing?
Gentle Giant once offered (and maybe still do offer?) old skool 10cm Star Wars figures in Jumbo size. They have a certain novelty factor going for them. Not something i would collect.

Diana wrote:I really don't care for old school action figures, where the clothes are moulded or painted onto the body.

But considering the source is also old school I do appreciate the look and seeing it in this scale.

Stryker2012 wrote:‘90s are “Old School” — thanks for that, Diana. Now I REALLY feel old. 

I think Diana meant that this looks much like a blown-up version of a classic all-plastic 3.75 inch action figure, which it does. I think it is great for what it means to be, although it is not something that really appeals to me, personally. But I do appreciate the (I think successful) effort to render a two-dimensional animated depiction into three-dimensional sixth scale. Note the otherwise profoundly unrealistic addition of technically unnecessary contour lines on the outfit, especially near the neck, bust, and abdomen.

Stryker2012 wrote:‘90s are “Old School” — thanks for that, Diana. Now I REALLY feel old. 

Haha!
I know the feeling. Usually happens in regards to music and tv shows. "How can you not have heard of the 6 million dollar man???"

GubernatorFan wrote:Note the otherwise profoundly unrealistic addition of technically unnecessary contour lines on the outfit, especially near the neck, bust, and abdomen.

Good point! Hadn't noticed those lines. I respect that.