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Previews Exclusive Robocop and Battle Damaged Robocop Figures by Hiya Toys

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Robocop Huya Figures

Last month, we reported on the Robocop 2 3.75″ Scale Figure by Hiya Toys. Today, two new Robocop figures have been announced by Hiya, both from the original film. The Robocop 3.75″ Scale Figure and the Battle Damaged Robocop 3.75″ Scale Figure are Previews Exclusives. They will be sold in comic shops, and via most online collectible retailers. They are priced at $19.99 each, and are set for release in August 2020. See the details below, and the official product photos after the jump.

ROBOCOP 1 ROBOCOP PX 1/18 SCALE FIGURE
A PREVIEWS Exclusive! From the 1987 classic Robocop, Hiya Toys presents this 1/18-scale action figure of Robocop himself! Featuring a metallic paintjob that mimics the look of his armor in the film, and hand with data probe, fans can recreate their favorite scenes from Robocop with this 4 1/2″ tall film accurate figure!

ROBOCOP 1 BATTLE DAMAGE ROBOCOP PX 1/18 SCALE FIGURE
A PREVIEWS Exclusive! From the 1987 classic Robocop, Hiya Toys presents this 1/18-scale action figure of Robocop himself! Featuring a battle damaged appearance that mimics the look of his armor at the end of the film and his hand with data probe, fans can recreate their favorite scenes from Robocop with this 4 1/2″ tall film accurate figure!

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  4. deecee4's Avatar deecee4 says

    Id rather it be from the first movie but this looks really good.

  5. IrwinMFletcher's Avatar IrwinMFletcher says

    But did they get the arms right? It's good...but something is off with the proportions.

  6. Joe Moore's Avatar Joe Moore says

    The shoulder and bicep armor does appear to be a bit on the small side.

  9. Cheezah95's Avatar Cheezah95 says

    kinda disappointed in the lack of features/accessories for these. I mean the sculpt is incredible but it gets harder and harder to justify the price tag when the accessories get less and less

  10. Black Arbor's Avatar Black Arbor says

    Yeesh, they need to fire whoever did the cutting and pasting of Robocop onto that white backdrop haha

  11. 0reser0 has no avatar! 0reser0 says

    MAFEX did a better job of doing a decent Robocop figure already. Easy pass.

  12. deecee4's Avatar deecee4 says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by 0reser0 View Post
    MAFEX did a better job of doing a decent Robocop figure already. Easy pass.
    Apples and oranges.

    $20 for this is a lot more palatable than Super 7 wanting $15 for their Robocop figure.

    Speaking of Super7, hope their ED-209 eventually comes out,I wanna display it with the Hiya figure.

  13. dukefett's Avatar dukefett says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by 0reser0 View Post
    MAFEX did a better job of doing a decent Robocop figure already. Easy pass.
    Quote:
    Originally Posted by deecee4 View Post
    Apples and oranges.

    $20 for this is a lot more palatable than Super 7 wanting $15 for their Robocop figure.

    Speaking of Super7, hope their ED-209 eventually comes out,I wanna display it with the Hiya figure.
    Yeah exactly. Mafex is an $80 6" figure, this is only $20 and obviously a smaller scale.

    When the Mafex Robocop was revealed, no one said "Geez there's a Hot Toys available, why bother with this?"

  14. Geomojo66's Avatar Geomojo66 says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by deecee4 View Post
    Apples and oranges.

    $20 for this is a lot more palatable than Super 7 wanting $15 for their Robocop figure.

    Speaking of Super7, hope their ED-209 eventually comes out,I wanna display it with the Hiya figure.
    Another options if super 7 doesn't release are kenner cap firing version made years ago and there are 1/16 scale vinyl ED-260 model kits that you can sometimes find for a reasonable price on ebay, ect.
    Hiya Robocop-dsc_0068.jpg

    Hiya Robocop-dsc_0980.jpg

    The vinyl kits also exist in larger scales for 1/12 and larger collectors and may offer a cheaper option.

  15. Il Cattivo's Avatar Il Cattivo says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by 0reser0 View Post
    MAFEX did a better job of doing a decent Robocop figure already. Easy pass.
    would you have been interested if this was mafex level and the mafex one didn't exist?


    judging from a previous post, I say no


    Quote:
    Originally Posted by 0reser0 View Post
    4" only?

    *Snore*

  16. 0reser0 has no avatar! 0reser0 says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Il Cattivo View Post
    would you have been interested if this was mafex level and the mafex one didn't exist?


    judging from a previous post, I say no
    Call me a snob but I generally dislike figures that are 4" and below. Unless a nearly-obscure license shows up with figures that look interesting, then maybe I'll get a few and move on.

  17. TheBlueMarvel's Avatar TheBlueMarvel says

    some of us grew up with 4" figs being the rule of thumb scale..I prefer 6", but still see the beauty of even 4" 5POA.

  20. Dolemite's Avatar Dolemite says

    You know, usually companies try and put their best foot forward with their preview photos...or is that supposed to be battle damage and NOT blatant paint fuck-ups?

  21. Joe Moore's Avatar Joe Moore says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Dolemite View Post
    You know, usually companies try and put their best foot forward with their preview photos...or is that supposed to be battle damage and NOT blatant paint fuck-ups?
    I think it's the mold more than the paint. It look like a hole in the mask itself. I believe they use 3D printers for their prototypes.

    They should have tried to fix it before snapping the photo for sure, or at the very least, just photoshopped it out. It literally takes 5 seconds to clone that out, and the other issues (see below). Sometimes I think these companies just don't have someone on staff who is capable of editing the photos properly, to get rid of dust, issues with the prototype, clumped paint from hand painting.

  22. Dolemite's Avatar Dolemite says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Joe Moore View Post
    I think it's the mold more than the paint. It look like a hole in the mask itself.
    Hmm...you may be right. Odd.

    Well, in-hand Hiya's figures are usually very decent. My only complaint is the constant delays, but the end result is typically worth it.

  25. Cheezah95's Avatar Cheezah95 says

    damn, legit love how much they are milking this brand. this was a gimmick figure back in the day right?
    Feel like i've been waiting forever since these, i guess just last October they were announced, though.

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