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After a postponement due to a post-3D conversion and the creation of some additional filming, March 28 will be released in Italian cinemas GI Joe: The Revenge, the sequel directed by choreographer and director Jon Chu (Step Up 3D). We open 2013 with an output of high profile with regard to the action figures devoted to this sequel, which he starred the mysterious and charismatic soldier ninja Snake Eyes.
In the film series Snake Eyes is played by stuntman and martial artist Ray Park (aka Darth Maul's role in the Star Wars prequel The Phantom Menace) and has a personal nemesis, The Storm Shadow Byung-hun Lee, who is his counterpart the team of Cobra, sworn enemies of GI Joe.
The figures that we present today, produced by Hot Toys in collaboration with Hasbro is actually an action doll, a deluxe version with supercharged furby clothes fabric of the canonical action figures. Regarding the size we speak of 30 cm in height for 30 points of articulation, a high posabilità that you can see in the images that are in the queue to the post.
As for the rich set of accessories the figure sports two Japanese swords, two throwing knives, a gun holster and a submachine gun. Before leaving the pictures in the photo gallery and some details on character franchises:
Snake Eyes was born as action figure toy line GI Joe: A Real American Hero produced by Hasbro in 1982, the line has created a series of comic books published by Marvel in the '80s and' 90s and a series of TV 'animation aired from 1989 to 1992, up to the debut on the big screen in 2009 with the live-action GI Joe - The Rise of Cobra directed by Stephen Sommers (The Mummy).
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After a postponement due to a post-3D conversion and the creation of some additional filming, March 28 will be released in Italian cinemas GI Joe: The Revenge, the sequel directed by choreographer and director Jon Chu (Step Up 3D). We open 2013 with an output of high profile with regard to the action figures devoted to this sequel, which he starred the mysterious and charismatic soldier ninja Snake Eyes.
In the film series Snake Eyes is played by stuntman and martial artist Ray Park (aka Darth Maul's role in the Star Wars prequel The Phantom Menace) and has a personal nemesis, The Storm Shadow Byung-hun Lee, who is his counterpart the team of Cobra, sworn enemies of GI Joe.
The figures that we present today, produced by Hot Toys in collaboration with Hasbro is actually an action doll, a deluxe version with supercharged furby clothes fabric of the canonical action figures. Regarding the size we speak of 30 cm in height for 30 points of articulation, a high posabilità that you can see in the images that are in the queue to the post.
As for the rich set of accessories the figure sports two Japanese swords, two throwing knives, a gun holster and a submachine gun. Before leaving the pictures in the photo gallery and some details on character franchises:
Snake Eyes was born as action figure toy line GI Joe: A Real American Hero produced by Hasbro in 1982, the line has created a series of comic books published by Marvel in the '80s and' 90s and a series of TV 'animation aired from 1989 to 1992, up to the debut on the big screen in 2009 with the live-action GI Joe - The Rise of Cobra directed by Stephen Sommers (The Mummy).
02blog.it 06blog.it artsblog Benessereblog.it Autoblog.it Bebeblog.it booksblog Calcioblog.it furby Cineblog.it Clickblog.it Comicsblog.it Deluxeblog.it Designerblog.it Downloadblog.it Ecoblog.it Fashionblog.it Gadgetblog.it Gamesblog.it Gossipblog gustoblog Happyblog.it Melablog.it Mobileblog.it Motoblog.it Motorsportblog.it Outdoorblog.it Pinkblog.it Queerblog.it Soldiblog.it Soundsblog.it Toysblog.it Travelblog.it furby TVBlog.it crimeblog Polisblog.it Petsblog.it
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