Hot Toys Assassin's Creed II Ezio

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Hot Toys is proud to present the 1/6th scale Ezio Collectible Figure from the Assassin’s Creed II video game series.

The real-like collectible is fully poseable, specially crafted based on the image of Ezio in the video game, highlighting the newly developed head sculpt, highly detailed costume and weapons.

It is Hot toys first figure from their recently announced Assassin's Creed II license.No Price tag on it yet thus far

















The 1/6th scale Ezio Collectible Figure specially features:
- Authentic and detailed fully realized likeness of Ezio in the video game Assassin’s Creed II
- Approximately 30 cm tall
- TrueType body with over 30 points of articulations
- Real-like hair sculpture with detachable ponytail tied up with ribbon
- Three (3) pieces of interchangeable posing palms including
- One (1) pair of open palms (right palm with glove)
- One (1) pair of relaxed palms
- One (1) pair for holding swords (right palm with glove)
- Each piece of head sculpt is specially hand-painted

Costume:
- One (1) creamy white colored shirt
- One (1) brown-color cape with leather-like upper part
- Two (2) grey-color jackets with red-color stripe (hat included in a jacket)
- Two (2) brown-color belts with metal-like buckle; sword and dagger sheaths
- One (1) red-color scarf put under belts
- One (1) pair of brown-color pants
- One (1) pair of brown-color forearm gauntlets where hidden blades can be put inside
- One (1) pair of brown-color long buckled boots

Weapons:
- One (1) metal-like long sword
- One (1) metal-like short sword
- Two (2) metal-like hidden blades inside forearm gauntlets
- Six (6) metal-like throwing daggers

Accessories:
- One (1) necklace
- Figure stand with Ezio nameplate and video game logo

Artists:
- Head Sculpted by GOX (EOM JEA SUNG)
- Head Painted by JC. Hong
- Head Art Directed by Kojun
- Costume made by Namgung Mijin

Release date: end Q3, 2010

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