EXO-6's Locutus of Borg Will Be Assimilated Into Your Collection
Locutus of Borg will be assimilated into your collection. Image: EXO-6.
SEPTEMBER 26, 2022 - “We are Locutus of Borg! You will add our biological and technological distinctiveness… to your collection!”
Locutus of Borg is the next 1/6 scale Star Trek: The Next Generation museum-grade collectible figure from the hard-working collective of EXO-6, now available for pre-order.
From the official announcement at EXO-6:
EXO-6 is committed to bringing fans the finest 1:6 scale museum-grade collectible figures from Star Trek™ that represent the characters in their most significant incarnations.
Captain Jean-Luc Picard of the Starship Enterprise-D faced his most difficult challenge after he was assimilated by the Borg. This was a major turning point in Picard’s life, leaving him feeling responsible for the 11,000 casualties at the battle of Wolf 359 and the destruction of 39 Federation ships. This battle even had lasting effects on other characters, as Deep Space Nine’s Benjamin Sisko blamed Picard for the death of his wife during the battle.
This one-sixth scale museum grade figure re-creates the remorseless Borg from the classic Star Trek: The Next Generation episode “Best of Both Worlds, Part II” in exquisite detail. Standing approximately 12 inches tall, every element is reproduced as accurately as possible. The original portrait sculpt of Patrick Stewart reflects the stoic Borg expression and has a battery-operated red LED light in his head to simulate the Borg laser (requires two (2) AG10/LR1130 cell batteries - not included).
The Locutus figure features 30 points of articulation, with an impressive portrait of Sir Patrick Stewart in an emotionless neutral expression. The costume is a black body suit with 30 separate pieces that attach to it and has tubing that spirals around his entire body.
Resistance is futile, you will add him to your collection now. Pre-orders are now in effect. Set a course for EXO-6 and snag yours before supplies run out.
Please note that the figure’s electronics do not meet the electronic import laws for Australia. Australian collectors can still order one from the same sight but without LED lights or batteries.
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