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Metal Gear Ray Figure Comes Complete With Liquid Ocelot
Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty threw most of us a curveball when it came out. Not only were we surprised to find out that Snake wasn’t the primary playable character, but Liquid Snake was back… sort of.
3A has created and is taking pre-orders for a Metal Gear Ray figure that comes complete with Liquid Ocelot (that’s Revolver Ocelot’s body with Liquid Snake’s arm grafted on, in case you need a refresher). The figure measures 16.5 inches tall with a wingspan of 38.6 inches.
It comes with a base, which is required for posing and standing. The torso, legs, and wings are articulated, so you can put Ray in a variety of positions. The mouth is particularly impressive, and the cockpit and eyes glow (but the batteries aren’t included).
This figure will run you $490. You can see more 3A figures on the company’s website. To purchase you’ll need to head over to their Bambaland store.
Thanks to Joseph for the tip.
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