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First Images of McFarlane's Halo Series 8
McFarlane Toys is pumping out Halo action figures faster than Namco Bandai can release new Dragon Ball Z games. It seems like only yesterday when McFarlane inked a contract with Bungie and Microsoft to bring Halo action figures to fans. This famed toy manufacturer has already pumped out seven lines of figures, and is now bringing us first images and details of series 8. This line includes figures from Halo Wars, Halo 2, Halo 3, and Halo 3: ODST. Unless there's a shortage on plastic in the coming months, McFarlane hopes to have these figures on store shelves and in the hands of fans in June. Below are images of all of series 8's figures.
Master Chief in Mark VI Armor
ODST: Buck
Brute Captain in VISR Mode
UNSC Marine
Arbiter Ripa 'Moramee
Elite Ascetic (Silver)
Spartan Mark IV (Black)
Spartan EOD (White)
Captain Veronica Dare
Orange Elite
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