Heroes
Posted by farhan hariz hisham | Posted in Action figures | Posted on 1:00 AM
Hello again...its another post today....this is the action figures from the tv series Heroes...These figures are part of the series one collection of 5 figures...here I only bought two of them, Peter Petrelli and Claire Bennet....when they first came out these figures were around 11-15pounds each...but now they are selling it around 6pounds only...Use to follow Heroes on tv, but stopped after season 1...hehehhe
Each of the figures comes with a number of accessories, here we have the Peter Petrelli figure, 
Here is the figure itself...I have decided that for these figures I will keep them remain intact in the packaging...wouldnt take it out...
The glowing hands....
The messenger bag...
Also these figures come with a miniature version of the paintings that you see in tv series in season 1...
Here we have the indestructible cheerleader, Claire Bennet...
"Battle Damaged" or should I say injured head hehehe...
This figure comes with an alternate head and alternate wounded arm...
Here are the other figures that are also in the series one collection...to those who are a fan of Heroes, I recommend you to get the figures, although there is a limited articulation, displaying the figure itself is enough already...
Each of the figures comes with a number of accessories, here we have the Peter Petrelli figure, 
Here is the figure itself...I have decided that for these figures I will keep them remain intact in the packaging...wouldnt take it out...
The glowing hands....
The messenger bag...
Also these figures come with a miniature version of the paintings that you see in tv series in season 1...
Here we have the indestructible cheerleader, Claire Bennet...
"Battle Damaged" or should I say injured head hehehe...
This figure comes with an alternate head and alternate wounded arm...
Here are the other figures that are also in the series one collection...to those who are a fan of Heroes, I recommend you to get the figures, although there is a limited articulation, displaying the figure itself is enough already...
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