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Imposing Doom Marine Figure Available For Pre-Order
The original Doom is one of the most revered games in history, and this year's installment got plenty of love. The series may be popular, but its hero doesn't get the same level of appreciation as many other industry icons. You can help change that by ordering this new Doom Marine (a.k.a. Doomguy) figure.
Toy producer ThreeA, along with id Software and Bethesda, revealed the figure and opened up pre-orders this week as part of the QuakeCon festivities. It is over 13 inches tall and features 27 points of articulation, but the impressive size and detail come at a cost – $260, to be exact. If that's in your budget, you can pre-order today and receive the final version when it ships in Q2 2017.
The figure comes with interchangeable hands, a plasma rifle, and two shotguns. If you place your order through either the Bethesda or Bambaland stores, you also get an exclusive chainsaw accessory.
You can see the whole haul in the image below:
[Source: ThreeA]
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