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Height: approx 31cm.
--Introduced in 2371 Tuvok, a real action figure !!
[About the model]
--EXO-6, an emerging American manufacturer that has attracted the attention of fans by reproducing the Star Trek character on a 1/6 big scale.
――We have a lineup of popular characters that have been realistically reproduced one after another, but this time, Major Tuvok, who appears in Star Trek: Voyager, is here.
--The fourth Star Trek series [Star Trek: Voyager], broadcast from 1995 to 2001, is the story of the state-of-the-art science ship USS Voyager in the 24th century.
――Major Tuvok is depicted as a highly trusted officer of Captain Kathryn Janeway.
--A Vulcan who is the second deputy director of Voyager and the chief of tactics and security.
――One of the important characters of Star Trek.
[About the model]
-Star Trek: Voyager's Major Tuvok is a completed action figure that has been recreated with a completely new mold and new molding.
――The scale is 1/6 and the height is about 31 cm.
-Major Tuvok played by Tim Russ is realistically modeled down to its expression.
-Furthermore, the costume firmly reproduces the fleet uniform.
-A magnet is sewn on the uniform, and the holster of the tricorder and phaser can be attached and detached.
――Of course, since it is an action figure, you can freely pose with more than 30 movable hand and foot joints.
――In addition, 9 types of hand parts are prepared to create various poses.
――It is a figure that Star Trek fans cannot miss.
[Main equipment]
--Type II hand phaser
--TR-590 Tricorder X
--Type 3B phaser rifle
--PADD etc.
[Major features]
--Official licensed product
--Completely new mold / new modeling
--With hexagonal stand
--Overall height about 31 cm
--Movable points: 30 or more points
--Realistic uniform
――Nine types of hand parts with gloves are available.
--The boots are made of soft plastic material.
――I'm looking forward to free poses
--Japan Import Authorized Agent: Platts Co., Ltd.
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