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Halo 3 Series 2 Brute Stalker
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Product Description
Be mindful of your surroundings, for one never knows when one is being hunted. Invisible to all but the keenest of eyes, Brute Stalkers use light-bending technology known as active camouflage to approach their prey undetected, before unleashing destruction upon their unsuspecting enemies. Measures 6" tall.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #24879 in Toys & Games
- Brand: McFarlane
- Model: 18242
- Released on: 2008-07-08
- Dimensions: 8.25" h x 3.00" w x 7.50" l, .55 pounds
Features
- It is invisible to all but the keenest of eyes
- It has fourteen points of articulation
- It is equipped with two spiker rifles
- First-ever action figure created beyond a brute stalker
- It uses light-bending technology known as active camouflage
Editorial Reviews
From the Manufacturer
McFarlane Halo 3 Series 2 Brute Stalker is invisible to all but the keenest of eyes. It uses light-bending technology known as active camouflage to approach their prey undetected, before unleashing destruction upon their unsuspecting enemies. The figure measures 6" tall and has fourteen points of articulation. It is equipped with two spiker rifles.
Customer Reviews
Excellent
I bought this toy to put on my husband's grooms cake and he loved it.
Brute
In my opinion, this is one of the best halo 3 figures out. The detail is incredible, the guns are realistic, and it is to scale with the rest. A small problem is the shoulders; they move in weird directions, but never the right direction...having said that, I would recommend this one for sure.
Beefy
I purchased the Brute Chieftan from series 1, but the Brute Stalker was the one I really wanted. And he didn't disappoint. He's big, heavy and duel wielding a couple of spikers. He's fairly flexible, but the arms can be a bit of a pain as his shoulders don't move all that well.
His helmet is the one big flaw, as it doesn't sit on his head properly at all. You would assume it would snap into place, but it doesn't. When trying to force it on, the only position it would actually sit well on looked goofy. So I have it just resting where it should be.
