Tomb Raider: Anniversary Lara Croft 7-Inch Action Figure
- NECA celebrates the 10th anniversary of Tomb Raide
- all-new 7-inch Lara Croft action figure
- approximately 2 lbs shipped
- He firmly believes the Pirate Code is law and will shoot any man who says otherwise. He appears to be very well respected– if not feared– among the Pirate Lords, as they all immediately fall silent when his name is called to bring forth the Code. He can silence all of them with a mere glare.
- The New Visual guide states that he is the Keeper of the Code and it may only be summoned when a Pirate Lord demands it. He seems to be based on the famous pirate Blackbeard (Edward Teach) and has a long black beard and dreadlocks, much like his son.
Celebrate the tenth anniversary of Tomb Raider with this updated take on the sultry Lara Croft. Lara is 7′ tall and is posed in mid-air with two guns drawn for action. This figure features ball-jointed neck and shoulders along with a display base to keep her in action, and poised to fight…. More >>
Tomb Raider: Anniversary Lara Croft 7-Inch Action Figure
…although this action figure is majorly ugly in its own right. If you’re a huge Tomb Raider fan/collector I recommend that you buy it – otherwise, you could pass and not miss anything.
The detail on this figure is amazing. I would recommend this figure to any person who calls themself a Tomb Raider fan:P
No pictures I’ve seen of this product have portrayed the poor quality of the face by a long shot. This Lara looks Asian. Nothing wrong with looking Asian — it’s just that Lara is English. It’s not even that it’s bad work, it’s just that there’s no discernible similarity between the face of this figure and any of the incarnations of Lara, particularly the one from Anniversary.
Despite the rest of the figure being really good work, the face is enough for me not to recommend this. Opt instead for their 12″ talking figure done for Legend.
I applaud the pose and quality of sculpting in getting back to the heart of the character. It’s a modern update on the 1st Eidos design, with the funny bats and atlantis flying creature. The face is a terrible disappointment. It looks nothing like the package art, and truly, if you look at the prototype art on the packaging, this toy’s head looks nothing like it. If you’re playing with it, it doesn’t matter but if you’re displaying it (and come on, how many of you collectors plan to play with it?), it won’t be the center of your toy collection. For the price I would have expected better. The 12″ figure that talks is a better rendition and better investment IMHO. I don’t know if it’s the sculpt or the painting but I was disappointed.