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New Halo Bust Coming This Winter
With a steady stream of Halo collectibles hitting retail shelves each month, I wonder if any fan has collected everything released thus far. I doubt there's enough Halo stuff out there to create a house like this crazed (and obviously rich) Star Wars fan has, but I'm sure someone has a killer Halo themed room, and I'd love to see it.
One2One Collectibles is doing its part to make this dream room a reality with the release of its second Halo themed bust. The first was obviously Master Chief. The second, while a similar shade of green, is modeled after one of the many Spartan designs. This one has a little more color to it, as well as decals on the armless shoulders.
Even without 80 percent of the body, this beautiful sculpt comes with a hefty sticker price of $224.99. One2One hasn't announced how many units it will produce, but with statues like this, the number is usually in the hundreds to low thousands. Each bust is made out of polystone (not pixelstone) and is hand-painted. This series looks to have plenty of life, as One2One has announced a Brute Chieftan and ODST rookie are also in the works. If you have a thousand dollars sitting around, and an empty shelf crying out for attention, this series may be worth a look. More Spartan pictures and details can be found here.
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