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Sideshow Collectibles presents the Major Bludd Sixth Scale Figure. The COBRA organization's go-to mercenary gets the Sixth Scale treatment, joining our acclaimed GI JOE Sixth Scale figure series. Fully loaded with an impressive array of weaponry, along with a highly detailed costume and accessories, Major Bludd is a must have addition for any JOE or COBRA collector.

The Major Bludd Sixth Scale Figure features:
•Detailed Head Sculpt
•Helmet (Removable)
•Detailed reactive armor heavy chest plate
•Armor enhanced cybernetic arm featuring fully articulated fingers
•Multi-barreled sabot rail gun, includes three (3) fin stabilized sabot darts
•Detachable harness stores four (4) additional fin stabilized sabot darts
•9mm sub-machine gun, includes four (4) magazines
•.50 caliber heavy barreled revolver
•Major Bludd's dog tags and bloody dog tag 'trophies'
•Detailed combat boots with boot knife and sheath

Feared, merciless and despised; all traits of a brilliant tactician, war criminal, mercenary, murderer and yet another scale in the COBRA organization. Born in Sydney Australia, Major Sebastian Bludd served in the Australian Special Air Service Regiment, the French Foreign legion and as a third world military adviser for hire prior to his involvement with the terrorist organization known as COBRA. Loathed and wanted around the globe for his many crimes and disregard for human life, this ruthless mercenary is proficient with a staggering variety of weapons and combat skills, all of which are wielded by a razor sharp tactical mind. Bludd has served the role of field commander and assassin for COBRA, but he has no loyalty except to himself and his bank account. Cold and calculating, not even COBRA Commander trusts Bludd. He has been involved in plots within the COBRA organization and high command which would cause many to question the Commander having Bludd on the payroll. Many within COBRA keep him at arms length so as to not let him get to close. His skills though would persuade even his most hated enemy to recognize his talents, albeit with disgust. One would not think this evil killer would have a passion for poetry unfortunately his poetry lacks the skill he possess in combat. Major Bludd is an asset to COBRA (if the price is right) and loathed enemy of the JOES. No pity. No compassion.

The Sorceress has been redesigned, but ostensibly her background pretty much remains the same. She sacrificed a part of her freedom in order to align herself with Castle Greyskull, which she now serves as caretaker and guardian. She can leave the castle in her falcon form, and can communicate telepathically with Greyskull’s current champion, He-Man. In the 2002 cartoon, this tradition is repetitious of the former sorceress Veena and her champion King Greyskull, who originally defended Eternia against Hordak and the gang. As current Sorceress, Teela’Na inherited the power of Greyskull in a time of need. She has a daughter, Teela, though Teela has no clue as to her mother’s identity.

In the original cartoon, the Sorceress was just a hot babe in a feather swimsuit, with the headdress and the feather-winged cape joined with her sleeves. Especially in her origin episode, where you see a young red-headed Teela’Na, the resemblance between the Sorceress and Teela is pretty strong. In the 2002 cartoon, they gave the Sorceress more of a nutmeg complexion, and slightly darker red hair as revealed in a flashback episode.

They altered her overall look heavily, going towards an Egyptian theme, even giving her the ornamental eye make-up. She’s got a more stylized headdress with a pyramid-style neck cape. They gave her a sculpted breastplate, which overlaps a white bodice with pleated skirt and prominent breechcloth. She’s wearing armbands and wrist bracelets, and has fur-trimmed knee-high boots in the same style as the 2002 Teela and Evil Lyn. Doing away the original feather-cape idea, they just went ahead and gave the new Sorceress a pair of wings. Additionally, carries a staff topped by a sculpted bird ornament, which looks a little like the staff that came with the original Sorceress action figure.

Connected to a foundation pillar to give the illusion of levitation, this cartoon-accurate statue demonstrates the new Sorceress in all her tawny sleek beauty, a new vision of the same hot babe, defending Eternia and giving of all the male villains major incentive to infiltrate Castle Greyskull.

Leatherface Action Figure from The Texas Chainsaw Massacre Cult Classics Series 2

Item is new and sealed but some packages may be slightly distressed or have minor yellowing due to age. Stock Photo is being used.

Cult Classics Series 2 New Nightmare Freddy Action Figure, Wes Cravens New Nightmare. From the mind of Wes Craven, Freddy s origin and appearance are re-imagined. Freddy is revealed to be the embodiment of ancient evil who had been contained through the stories thatwere told about him. After The Final Nightmare Freddy is able to break free from his character s fictional existence and cross over to reality.

Item is new and sealed but some packages may be slightly distressed or have minor yellowing due to age. Stock Photo is being used.

A MEDICOM Japanese Import! Marvel Studios and Paramount Pictures' 2010 blockbuster Iron Man 2 comes to life in Kubrick form as the blogosphere is already atwitter over this exciting new release from the house of Medicom. Early reports note the release of Tony Stark's Mk. IV, Mk. V, and Mk. VI armor, as well as War Machine, Pepper Potts, and Whiplash. And who know what kind of mystery, short-pack figures will appear in this assortment. As anticipation builds for the upcoming Marvel Studios releases, the Iron Man 2 Kubrick assortment will prove well worth waiting for! Blind mystery box packaging.

THIS IS A BLIND BOX WE DO NOT KNOW WHICH CHARACTER IS IN THE BOX YOU WILL BE RECIEVING. ALL BOXES WILL COME TO YOU SEALED. THIS IS FOR ONE FIGURE.