The box packaging is huge and heavy.
The box cover has some background designs and name of the movie is printed on front. I usually do not read the text printed on the back of the packaging.
Lift the box cover, you will see a printed card that shows the movie title. Remove the printed card is another paper card used as display base and a thick cardboard used as backdrop to replicate one of the scenes in the film.
There are two layers in the box. The top layer is a foam tray that holds the figure in place. The bottom tray holds the rest of the accessories.
It's obvious that the head resembles Chow Yun Fat as Mark Lee in "A Better Tomorrow". I will do a review on the figure and upload more pictures as soon as possible :)
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6 comments:
Lookin' fresh Desmond, congrats! :-)
Thanks bro!!
I find this figure rather refreshing when I saw it showcased during STGCC 2012. It's a good tribute to an epic HK gangster movie after so.... many years.
Yes bro. I also liked to see more Asian figures release in the market rather than keep releasing western movie figures :P
I have never seen a Chow Yun Fat action figure that looks awesome and well sculpted. I love those guns- looks really cool!
hi Combollector, Dragon models had actually released chow yun fat figure many years ago..its just that the head sculpt is not as good as this one..
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