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This Life-Sized Aku Aku Mask From Crash Bandicoot Is Available For Pre-Order
First 4 Figures recently unveiled its newest life-size collectible available for pre-order. This time, they teamed up with Activision to build a colorful Aku Aku mask from the Crash Bandicoot series.
In Crash Bandicoot, Aku Aku is known as an ancient witch doctor spirit that communicates through a tribal wooden mask. He gives you extra hit points as well as guides Crash and friends throughout their journeys.
The collectible is 25 and a half inches tall and 17 inches wide. The statue shows Aku Aku emerging from a broken crate. The regular edition costs $384.99 (includes the statue along with an authentication card) and the exclusive edition costs the same but also features LED lights, making Aku Aku's eyes glow. A golden version is available for the same price, which changes the color scheme of the statue to both a golden and copper aesthetic. You can also buy both the golden and normal editions bundled together for $699.99.
You can view the video below which has the creators explain the creation process for the collectible.
The life-sized Aku Aku mask collectible releases in Q3 2018. For more First 4 Figures collectibles, check out this life-sized Bowser statue. Read our review of the Crash Bandicoot N. Sane Trilogy by heading here. You can view more pictures of the Aku Aku collectible by viewing our media gallery below.
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