NEW PRODUCT: Sideshow X Mondo: 1/6 "The Giant of the Universe" - He-Man / Seaman Movable (#904080)

By the Power of Grayskull, you too can have the Power! Sideshow and Mondo are proud to bring you the first in their Masters of the Universe scale figure line- He-Man! Featuring over 30 points of articulation, fabric costume elements, and a lot of accessories, this is the most powerful figure you will ever find, from here to Eternia!

License Masters of the Universe
Type Sixth Scale Figure
Manufacturer Mondo

Artists
Dave Rapoza
Joe Allard
Jason Wires Productions
Dareen Henke
Danny Reams (Photography)

The He-Man Sixth Scale Figure features:

One (1) Regular Portrait
One (1) Vintage Portrait
One (1) Power Sword
One (1) Battle Axe
One (1) Sheath
One (1) Shield
One (1) Short Sword
One (1) Hand Blaster
One (1) Rifle Blaster
One (1) Burbie Mini Figure with Stand
Six (6) Different Interchangeable Hands
One (1) Figure Stand

Expected to Ship Jan 2019 - Mar 2019

Item shown is a prototype. When shipped, the final production piece may differ in appearance.

Materials PVC, ABS
Product Size 12" H (304.8mm)*
Product Weight 4.00 lbs (1.81 kg)*
Dimensional Weight TBD
Int'l Dim. Weight TBD

* Size and weight are approximate values. Learn more

SKU 904080
UPC 00850972006605

















































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Aaargh... why did it have to be a cartoon version? Couldn't they do a Dolph Lundgren one?

Too much jawline there...looks like a Leno-Heman cross...

PitViper wrote:Too much jawline there...looks like a Leno-Heman cross...

I will admit that I thought that when I first saw it.

and what's with the ghost i seem to remember him having a scared cat with him ?

I like it - grew up with He-Man and Skeletor on TV, so think will pick this line up.

But yes, his sidekick was Cringer - who transormed into Battle Cat. There was also Orko who was a floating creature, but nothing like this.

I've still got an original Castle Greyskull packed in a box somewhere. When I was a teenager I picked out all of the details on the door and wood-work in model paint. Turned out pretty good. It was that project that helped me realise that I didn't have to put up with what I bought from the shop. I could make all of my toys look better with my own custom paint jobs.

im no MOTU fan by any means. i'm WAY to old for this to mean anything.
BUT i do like the look of the skeletor figure that was displayed with this at SDCC.

If it doesn't have a spring operated waist, forget it!

CHEERS!