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You Want To Own This Mass Effect 3 Scorpion Replica
The Salarians developed the Scorpion as a heavy pistol that could allow its infantry to bring down enemies many times more powerful than a standard opponent. The weapon fires explosive sticky rounds that attach on to the surface they hit before detonating, making the weapon one of the most unusual and distinct pieces of Shepard’s arsenal in Mass Effect 3. And now you can have one of your own.
Tri-Force is releasing a replica version of the sleek scorpion, and pre-orders are now available. A pre-order payment of $100 is enough to reserve your hold for the replica sci-fi weapon, which costs a total of $400.
The replica is hand-finished and hand-painted, and cast in polystone. It’s hard to get a sense of size from the picture above, but Tri-Force further details that the Scorpion measures 14” in length and 8” in height, and it weighs a hefty 10 pounds. Also, those blue lights on the side are actual light-up LEDs.
Check out Tri-Force's online store below for more details.
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