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Triforce Shows Off Assassin's Creed Jacob Frye Statue
Major fan of Assassin's Creed? Got a spare $650 lying around somewhere? Project Triforce, a manufacturer of high-end video game collectibles, revealed work-in-progress shots on its newest product: a 16.8 inch statue of Jacob Frye, one of the two protagonists from Assassin's Creed: Syndicate.
Triforce has released a number of these collectible statues and replicas over the years, including helmets from Halo, weapons from Borderlands, and monsters from Evolve. They're visually impressive, albeit pricey, items and Frye's statue looks to be no different in either regard. According to Triforce, they've updated the statue since its reveal at Comic Con last year by adding "in-game accurate face scars...mutton chops, and enhancing texturing of his coat and pants." The statue is set to be released in the third quarter of 2016.
Triforce doesn't appear to be creating a statue of Evie Frye or any of the other characters from Assassin's Creed Syndicate, just Jacob for now. You can take a look at the painted first draft of the statue and pre-order it here.
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