Two powerhouses of pop culture are collaborating?as McFarlane Toys announces a licensing agreement with Microsoft to produce action figures based on the hit video game series Halo.?Master?Chief?f igure me asures 12"H.
Comment: So I get it out of the box and the pins in the fingers are all falling out, which means the fingers are all in pieces, and it refuses to hold the gun properly, and the legs are so loose that it's hard to get him to stand and the slightest breeze knocks him over. I'm much more impressed with NECA's 12" Marcus Fenix than this Master Chief.
I don't care that it's 1/7th scale, or that the details are great; why does this thing cost $30-40 when the quality assurance seems so low? This is the last thing I'll be ordering from McFarlane.
Summary: Halo Master Chief 2010-06-07
Comment: Bought this action figure for my older son for his birthday. More a decorative piece than a playtoy. He enjoyed it very much as an adult "toy". A perfect gift for a Halo fan. Very well made, with a quality look to it. Will recommend this figure and the toymaker to others.
Summary: good product 2010-05-04
Comment: the halo figure is big and detailed it has a bunch of moving parts so you can pose him however you like i would recommend this product to any halo fan
Summary: Great Action Figure. 2010-03-31
Comment: My 6 year old got this for Christmas (he loves Halo)and loves it. Any toy that can stand up to a 6 year old boy is durable in my book. It looks very much like MasterChief in the video game and has many points of articulation so you can pose it pretty easily. It is a nice size too.
Summary: My 5 year old son loves it... 2010-01-26
Comment: i bought this toy for my 5 year old son (i have two older sons). it's actually the second one i've bought for him, the first one we got at walmart, it's leg broke off, so we got him this one and it's arm broke off. He still plays with it, i did tape his arm back on. i'm guessing it's really not a play toy...
I don't care that it's 1/7th scale, or that the details are great; why does this thing cost $30-40 when the quality assurance seems so low? This is the last thing I'll be ordering from McFarlane.