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The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly – Clint Eastwood’s The Man with No Name Figure by Sideshow

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Pre-orders have been opened by Sideshow Collectibles for a new Clint Eastwood figure. The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly – The Man with No Name 1/6 Scale Figure is the first in the new Clint Eastwood Legacy Collection. The figure stands at 12″ tall, includes a rock, a pistol, a rifle, multiple interchangeable hands, and a fabric outfit.

Sideshow presents The Man with No Name Sixth Scale Figure, the debut figure of the Clint Eastwood Legacy Collection celebrating the actor’s extensive career in film.

Based on Clint Eastwood’s appearance in Sergio Leone’s essential spaghetti Western film The Good, The Bad and the Ugly, The Man with No Name Sixth Scale Figure features a meticulously crafted, steely-eyed portrait with a non-removable hat and cigar. Called “Blondie” by Tuco, the mysterious drifter wears a custom-tailored fabric costume including a dress shirt, pants, a pistol belt with holster, a faux leather vest with faux fur lining, a neckerchief, and a removable serape.

The Man with No Name Sixth Scale Figure is articulated to allow for numerous display options utilizing the accompanying additional hands and accessories. This bounty hunter’s tools of the trade include a pistol with an embossed snake grip design, a large rifle, a rock, and spurs on the heels of his boots. The figure also comes with nine hands in total — a pair of fists, a pair of relaxed hands, a pair of gesturing hands, a right rifle-holding hand, a left rifle-supporting hand, and a right pistol-holding hand. Craft dynamic and dramatic poses for the gunslinger on your shelf of Western collectibles and pay tribute to this iconic figure in cinema.

If you’ve got a fistful of dollars burning a hole in your pocket be sure to bring home The Man with No Name Sixth Scale Figure from Sideshow’s Clint Eastwood Legacy Collection today.

You can pre-order directly from Sideshow Collectibles. It’s priced at $275, and will be released in the Fourth Quarter of the year. See the new photos after the jump.

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  2. VashTS has no avatar! VashTS says

    In, I hope this leads to more from good bad ugly... The baddie s are needed.

    Wish more of the sixth scale companies were more open.

  3. ShabbyBlue has no avatar! ShabbyBlue says

    Wow, I never thought anyone would secure Eastwood's likeness rights to do figures of him. I wonder if NECA might pursue doing 6" scale figures.

    Also loving that this is categorized as part of a "Clint Eastwood Legacy Collection", with a tease of a Dirty Harry figure in one of the photos too. I hope this means we might also get a Josey Wales figure.

  4. MeLikeJinx has no avatar! MeLikeJinx says

    I hope they do a Paul Newman one some day... Paul Newman was the best.

  5. ShabbyBlue has no avatar! ShabbyBlue says

    Quote:
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    I hope they do a Paul Newman one some day... Paul Newman was the best.
    A Paul Newman Butch Cassidey and Robert Redford Sundance Kid would be amazing to have.

  6. Dolemite's Avatar Dolemite says

    I love that it comes with the rock from The Good The Bad and The Ugly.

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by ShabbyBlue View Post
    Also loving that this is categorized as part of a "Clint Eastwood Legacy Collection", with a tease of a Dirty Harry figure in one of the photos too.
    Yeah, that's cool.

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    I hope this means we might also get a Josey Wales figure.
    I seriously doubt it. The Outlaw Josey Wales was a cool movie, but the character's not as iconic as The Man With No Name or Dirty Harry.

  7. ShabbyBlue has no avatar! ShabbyBlue says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by Dolemite View Post
    I seriously doubt it. The Outlaw Josey Wales was a cool movie, but the character's not as iconic as The Man With No Name or Dirty Harry.
    I think many fans of that film would strongly disagree. It's his next best western role after Blondie in my opinion. And if Sideshow is hyping this up as a "collection" of Eastwood figures, then it would be odd to just stop with Blondie and Dirty Harry. What else are they going to do? Maybe his rugged old gunfighter from Unforgiven since it was his Oscar winning film? I don't think we'll be seeing an Every Which Way But Loose Eastwood. Or ancient Eastwood from Gran Torino with his "get off my lawn" sneer? Josey Wales is his coolest ACTION-oriented western role after Blondie (keyword being action)... more so than his other similar roles in Unforgiven, Pale Rider, etc.

  9. squawkbot has no avatar! squawkbot says

    The lack of cast iron plate a.k.a. bulletproof vest accessory is a major missed opportunity

  11. ghostbogey's Avatar ghostbogey says

    You got to have "The Ugly"!!!!!

    Eli Wallach was the "Movie" IMHO...
    (so sorry Eastwood and Cleef)

    The Original "Tuco"!!!(back off Breaking Bad)

    We want "Tuco"!!!! We want "Tuco"!!! ;^)

  12. EternianJerkian's Avatar EternianJerkian says

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    Originally Posted by ShabbyBlue View Post
    then it would be odd to just stop with Blondie and Dirty Harry.

    I misread that as 'Blondie and Debbie Harry' for obvious reasons and now I'm off to google if anyone's done a Debbie Harry figure for my small display of musician figures lol

  13. En Sabah Nerd's Avatar En Sabah Nerd says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by ghostbogey View Post
    You got to have "The Ugly"!!!!!

    Eli Wallach was the "Movie" IMHO...
    (so sorry Eastwood and Cleef)
    It's not just your opinion, it's practically an objective truth that Tuco is really the lead. He gets the lion's share of actual character and drives the story. Blondie ultimately fills the "hero" role but throughout most of the story he's so stoic and largely driven by greed (less so than the others but still his objective is the gold) that Tuco hogs the spotlight for being more expressive and having more of his past open to the audience.

  14. ghostbogey's Avatar ghostbogey says

    Quote:
    Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd View Post
    It's not just your opinion, it's practically an objective truth that Tuco is really the lead. He gets the lion's share of actual character and drives the story. Blondie ultimately fills the "hero" role but throughout most of the story he's so stoic and largely driven by greed (less so than the others but still his objective is the gold) that Tuco hogs the spotlight for being more expressive and having more of his past open to the audience.
    Truth?.....

    "Dirty"....
    is going "get you" for saying that!!! =^)

  15. AceSimulacrum's Avatar AceSimulacrum says

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    Originally Posted by squawkbot View Post
    The lack of cast iron plate a.k.a. bulletproof vest accessory is a major missed opportunity
    Have to agree there. Also, even though I understand why they did it, I'd have liked a slightly more dirty/weathered look overall, especially clothing. I'd be more interested in this if it was in the scale I go for...but yeah, if this came out about 10-12 years ago I'd probably would have gotten this iconic representation of Eastwood.

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