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We Get A First Look At Kait Diaz's Gears Of War 4 Figure From McFarlane Toys
In February we got wind that some Gears of War 4 action figures would be coming from McFarlane toys in the fall of this year. Today, Gears of War's Twitter released a first look at the action figure of female protagonist Kait Diaz, a character whose first appearance in the series will be Gears of War 4.
They had also previously released images of an action figure for JD Fenix who will also be debuting in Gears of War 4. A short video shows off all 15 points of articulation for the figure. Both JD and Kait's figures stand 7" tall, are highly detailed, rest atop a Gear of War 4 stand, and include their weapons in-hand.
The Gears of War 4 figures will also come in McFarlane’s new collector boxes, and although prices are not known yet, other similar statues of this size run for approximately $16 from McFarlane Toys. We're assuming we'll see a figure announced for Del, the third main character in the party, before long. What other characters will be included in the collection is unknown, but there are a few to choose from.
[Source: Gears of War on Twitter]
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