The cookie is set by the GDPR Cookie Consent plugin and is used to store whether or not user has consented to the use of cookies. Funko Pop TitanFall 2 Blisk and 6' Legion 11.95 Out of stock Currently out of stock Add to list Add to registry Similar items you might like Based on what customers bought 119.99 FUNKO POP GAMES: CALL OF DUTY - JUGGERNAUT 1 3+ day shipping 39.99 Funko Pop 2016 Convention Exclusive Voltron Metallic Figure 14 3+ day shipping 49. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Performance". This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Other. The cookies is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Necessary".
The cookie is set by GDPR cookie consent to record the user consent for the cookies in the category "Functional". The cookie is used to store the user consent for the cookies in the category "Analytics". Be šių slapukų svetainė tinkamai neveiks. And that makes Funko the winner.Šiais slapukais aktyvinamos pagrindinės svetainės naršymo ar prieigos funkcijos. After all, that one may have a few more joints, but it certainly doesn't have a Titan to sit inside, like this one does.
He's wearing a helmet, rather than being unmasked, which may have been invented just for this toy? He certainly doesn't seem to wear one very often in the actual game.īlisk has the same zero points of articulation as Legion, and while McFarlane Toys has also made a figure of the merc, we feel confident in declaring this one a superior toy. Considering the small size of the toy and the simplified nature of POP!s, the sculpt does look quite a lot like the game renders. He appeared in the original Titanfall as one of the voices narrating the story that no one paid any attention to, and he's back in Titanfall 2, this time wearing white, red and grey sleeveless armor. His unit, the Apex Predators, provides "customized security solutions" for the IMC's operations on Typhon. Kuben Blisk is a South African mercenary employed by the IMC's ARES Division. To pilot the Titan, so this set includes a minimature 2" POP! pilot. Figurine Titanfall 2 - Blisk & Legion Oversized Pop- Le Mecha mesure 15cm et le conducteur 5cm- Matire vinyl- Vendu sous window box- Taille 15cm -Foxchip. They did, however, leave one hinge in place, to accommodate the most important play feature of all: Legion's hatch opens like a pitcher plant, allowing access to the cockpit.Ī featureless cockpit would mean nothing without someone
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There is no articulation, even though it would have been exceedingly simple to throw some in - swivels in the shoulders and hips, hinged elbows, stuff like that - possibly because making articulated figures is outside Funko's license parameters. This is a super-sized POP!, and thus reaches the 6" mark. While the normal Funko POP!s are about 4" tall, Having two dark spots near the top unerringly makes them look like eyes, however, so it's hard to remember that the red dots on the chest are where it actually "sees." Two grey stripes near the upper edge of the body could almost pass for small windshields or viewports, except that there's no way an armored behemoth like a Titan would ever have so obvious a weak spot - the pilot views his surroundings via the cameras arranged on the exterior (here painted red). There are three horizontal bars on Legion's, er, "area," but the paint on them is misaligned I bought mine online, but you may want to check that in person before you get one. The limbs are two shades of grey -ĭarker near the interiors than the outsides. Legion's main color is a dusty yellow, looking like he was designed for desert combat. The shoulders are wider, with large elements on them that might be mounted weaponry or perhaps some motivational equipment? Can Titans jump? There are things that certainly look like booster jets on his back, and tiny antennae on his shoulders.
The limbs are the same general thickness, but their shapes follow the same guidelines - squarer here than on the other toy - and Legion's legs have a deeper bend, suggesting that the body they're supporting is weightier. One need only compare Legion to Atlas to see the sense of sturdy power this 'bot suggests. It just lumbers around, soaking up damage like a bullet sponge, and throwing pain back at anything that gets in its way.
If BT-7274 was Titanfall 2's upgraded version of Atlas, then Legion is its version of Ogre, the slow chassis with impenetrable armor and impressive firepower, but sod-all in the way of speed. Here I go again, buying a toy that doesn't move. B u y t h e t o y s, n o t t h e h y p e.
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