Description
[Product Introduction] Hot Toys' "Movie Masterpiece" series welcomes General Alsace from "Beneath the Planet of the Apes" to its lineup. Alsace, a warlike general who stubbornly adheres to the rule "Apes must not kill apes," ordered his army to march into forbidden territory and slaughter mutated humans in order to solve various problems, including the famine beginning to plague ape society. However, his decision would lead to the destruction of Earth. This item realistically reproduces not only the fine wrinkles etched on his face and his mouth that looks as if it could speak at any moment, but also the removable helmet and the pistol he holds. Standing 32 centimeters tall, the large body and the head sculpt with lifelike rooted hair make this a meticulously crafted item. Above all, General Alsace was loyal to the teachings of the progenitor and focused on protecting ape society from humans. This is truly a must-have item for anyone discussing "Planet of the Apes."
【Product Specifications】
Manufacturer: Hot Toys
Series Number: MM#087
Scale: 1/6 scale
Size: Approximately 32 cm tall
Weight: Approximately 500g (figure only), approximately 1.2kg (including packaging)
Articulation Points: 32
Packaging: Flip-top window box with cover
Package Size: Approximately W24 x H36 x D12 (cm)
Production Information: Limited first edition production
Distribution Method: General sale
Product Type: High-end 1/6 scale articulated figure
Accessories (Weapons): Rifle (with detachable magazine), pistol
Accessories (Accessories): Helmet (detachable), interchangeable hand parts
Barcode Number: 4897011172460
【Work Introduction】
"Planet of the Apes" A spaceship that took off from Earth crash-lands on a certain planet after more than a year of space travel. The escaped crew members are captured by apes with an advanced civilization. It is a world where apes speak language and rule over humans who cannot speak. Taylor, one of the crew members, is rescued by the chimpanzee Zira and her group and escapes to a forbidden land. There, he soon learns a shocking truth: he is on Earth 2000 years in the future (Planet of the Apes, 1968). The sequels that followed return the setting from the future Earth to the present day and ultimately depict the final war between humanity and apes. After the end of the classic series, a television series was also produced. Furthermore, in 2001, a re-imagined version directed by Tim Burton was produced, gaining new fans. The first film, Planet of the Apes, won the Academy Honorary Award for "Best Makeup" in 1968. * Planet of the Apes (1968) * Beneath the Planet of the Apes (1970) * Escape from the Planet of the Apes (1971) * Conquest of the Planet of the Apes (1972) * Battle for the Planet of the Apes (1973) * Planet of the Apes (TV series, 1974) * Planet of the Apes (2001)