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McFarlane Trades Battle Axes For Plungers With A Collection Of Rabbids Toys
McFarlane's collectibles usually favor sharp objects, guns, and smatterings of blood, but his new line of Rabbids toys goes for a more adorable look.
The sets, which are planned for Spring 2014 release, are modeled more after the new Rabbids TV show as opposed to the games. They will be accessory-heavy with more customization options than McFarlane's typical toy offerings.
Here's what McFarlane had to say about the new line:
“As an artist, I’m always looking for creative inspiration and I’m a big fan of humor, especially the irreverent and unpredictable humor theme that runs throughout the Rabbids franchise. I have completely been immersed in the Rabbids universe and it has allowed mine, and my company’s, creative juices to run wild. We have been putting the full range of all my company’s talents toward creating some of the funniest and unique products McFarlane Toys has ever produced.”
[Source: Ubisoft]
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