It’s been about seven years since Sideshow Collectibles released their original General Grievous Sixth Scale Figure. Today, for Revenge of the 5th, they have revealed a new release of the General Grievous Sixth Scale Figure from Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith. The figure stands at 16″ tall. It includes a removable fabric cape, four Lightsabers with blades, four Lightsaber hilts, interchangeable regular and split arms, a blaster, an electro staff, and a figure base.
The General Grievous Figure is priced at $285. It’s currently scheduled for release between June and august of this year. You can pre-order by Clicking Here. Read on for additional photos and details.
Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith – General Grievous Sixth Scale Figure
Sideshow presents the General Grievous Sixth Scale Figure, ready to command your army of Star Wars™ collectibles.
Engineered with meticulous attention to detail, the General Grievous Sixth Scale Figure is fully articulated to achieve dynamic and intimidating postures, recreating all of your favorite villainous moments from the Star Wars saga. From head to toe, the Confederacy’s Supreme Commander measures 16” tall with a detailed cybernetic body with clawed feet and multi-jointed limbs. Grievous also includes a removable grey fabric cape with a red inner lining that features pockets for storing stolen lightsabers.
The General Grievous Sixth Scale Figure includes a pair of fused arms and a pair of switch-out split arms for recreating his infamous battle stance. His articulated fingers allow for easy posing alongside the array of accessories in his armory, including a blaster, an electro staff, and his four lightsabers with removable hilts. The figure comes with a black stand base to help balance and support any number of action-packed poses you can devise for this celebrated Star Wars villain. From his intricate mechanical composition to the weathering and battle-damage on his exterior armor, General Grievous is an essential collectible for Star Wars fans of any generation.
Bring the infamous Jedi killer home to your Star Wars collection with the General Grievous Sixth Scale Figure today.
Just revealed, looks like an updated version of the one they did a few years back
https://www.sideshow.com/collectible...72?me=1mc1gt5j
Thanks for the heads up.
I'm not seeing what was updated?
Welcome to 1/6 scale collecting in 2021, where repaints and reissues are becoming more and more widespread.
Welcome to 1/6 scale collecting in 2021, where repaints and reissues are becoming more and more widespread.
This has "floppy mess" written all over it, how did the OG fair?
Caution to anyone considering to order this, I have the OG exclusive from 10 years ago, same figure, and the joints are not well designed. Ball joints in the arms are not secure and break apart easily. Interchangeable arms only use a simple straight peg to go into a cylinder hole into the torso, not even a ball joint, they fall off easily. The stand is the same oval shaped one they used with the OG, he is very top heavy and even with the stand will tip over. He cannot stand on his own. Without modding the torso there is no way for him to do hunched over poses that he's known for in RotS and Clone Wars. Honestly even the LEGO model kit is superior to this in articulation. The only thing going for it is the sculpt. This is easily the most problematic 1/6 scale figure I've ever had.
I kinda feel still OK with my old $30 one from when Hasbro used to do 12" inch figures with joints circa 2004.
Sideshow doing a live show, new paint on face, new cape fabric, and they said all the joints have improved poseability with updated joints. They said they looked at all the complaints/issues with the original and improved them.
The joints are much tighter and much more sturdy according to them.
Also a new stand that is more durable that allows for more poseability.
So this thing came out and all the reviews say it’s the same old parts from the original release. Joints are still bad, nothing’s changed.
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