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For those of you who collect very articulated 4" figures:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...-action-figure
They're only 1/3 of the way, with 14 days to go.
My personal experience with October Toys and the Gaspars has been a good one. They deliver the goods. And their figures are great! I've invested in 7 of their skeletons and I am completely satisfied with the quality and pricing of their product.
So, based on the pictures of the Grimskull figure, he is exactly 4" tall. He has chunky proportions, akin to the early GI Joe RAH figures, because of the need to make him "Glyos-compatible". There are several companies that use Glyos as a means of connecting limbs, and all of those are interchangeable between lines.
Even if you're not into the actual "Skeleton Warriors" cartoon (back in the 90's), Grimskull can serve as a more generic "evil skeleton lich" among other 4" figures/lines.
Even if you're not in to Grimskull himself, everybody needs skeletons, right? The skeletons are 4.75" in height and are endlessly customizable.
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects...-action-figure
They're only 1/3 of the way, with 14 days to go.
My personal experience with October Toys and the Gaspars has been a good one. They deliver the goods. And their figures are great! I've invested in 7 of their skeletons and I am completely satisfied with the quality and pricing of their product.
So, based on the pictures of the Grimskull figure, he is exactly 4" tall. He has chunky proportions, akin to the early GI Joe RAH figures, because of the need to make him "Glyos-compatible". There are several companies that use Glyos as a means of connecting limbs, and all of those are interchangeable between lines.
Even if you're not into the actual "Skeleton Warriors" cartoon (back in the 90's), Grimskull can serve as a more generic "evil skeleton lich" among other 4" figures/lines.
Even if you're not in to Grimskull himself, everybody needs skeletons, right? The skeletons are 4.75" in height and are endlessly customizable.