Halo 3 Series 2 White Spartan Soldier (Eva Armor) | 
| Brand: McFarlane
List Price: $12.99
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Rating:  6 reviews
Sales Rank: 3573
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1
Dimensions (in): 7.5 x 3 x 8.3
MPN: 18247
Model: 18247
UPC: 787926182477
EAN: 0787926182477
ASIN: B000VZSYHU
Release Date: July 8, 2008
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | The figure measures 5" tall | | • | It has more than eighteen points of articulation | | • | It is white in color | | • | It is equipped with assault rifle and plasma pistol | | • | It has interchangeable weapon capability |
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Product Description
McFarlane Toys has a long history of working with electronic gaming and animated properties, turning two-dimensional characters into fully realized three-dimensional sculptures. Spartan Soldier Eva with Olive Armor features multiple points of articulation including neck, shoulders, wrists, waist, hips and knees. Stands 6" inches tall.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 1 more reviews...
 Assault Rifles are over rated July 15, 2008
Ryan Crout (Irvine CA, USofA)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
UGH!
this is really annoying
so far, of the 9 guys i've baught, only the brutes have been correctly labeled with their proper weapons (a gravity hammer for the hammer chieftain, and dual spikers for the stalker)
which is naturally a pain for people like me who buy these guys for the variety of weapons
UGH!
over it now
obviously, this guy does not come with an AR (assault rifle) tho he does in fact posses a beam rifle
(oh the irony, for those of you who play Live)
instead he comes with a grenade as a second "accessory"
both have pegs to easily attatch to him
in addition, the shoulders and helmet are removable (at least, the shoulders are, i'm not adventurous enough to try removing his head...)
the beam rifle fits well in his hands, but it is a little more awkward on his back, in that the crystaline rounds that power the rifle push it off the peg
regardless, he still is incredably well detailed, a fact McFarlane is known for
uncommon for McFarlane tho, he moves
and he moves very
very
well
the joints are a little stiff right out of the box, but after some vigorous moving, they loosen a teensy bit, allowing for neat poses and cool play, without that annoying flimsy joint common in other figures
in addition, he just plain looks awesome in my opinion, with a nice set of directly contrasting colors in his white armor and black undersuit
be warned tho, his shoulder guards can and will obstruct his arms vertical movement, meaning he can't point to the side or form a T
(sorry to those of you who like to make youtube vids of action figures performing the YMCA)
overall, he is fantastic, arriving quick, looking great
and he's ready to pwn your little brother
all at only 5 inches tall
 It's okay. July 17, 2008
J.
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Well, it took a while for it to arrive, so I was pretty psyched. But after reading some reviews, I was a little cautious with removing it from the box. The beam rifle was a little difficult to get into position, and I noticed the thumb was loose. It seemed pretty durable, but I was wrong. Less than thirty minutes out of the box, the thumb broke off. It came out like a peg, so it's stuck back in there. It kind of makes me angry, but I figure I'll glue it back in. Nevertheless, it's fun to pose.
 Great to look at, but once you take him out of the box... September 18, 2008
Neuro Scorpion (Los Gatos, California United States)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Let me first start out by saying that this is a great figure to look at. He is a detailed figure; you can see all the lines and grooves of his armor and weapons.
Though he may look detailed, his left leg is loose beyond all imagination. The leg is loose due to the fact that the joint that connects the leg to the body wants to fall out. Since the leg is so loose, it is almost impossible to get him to stand, let alone pose him in a variety of positions. Also, the holes behind his torso armor piece is not deep enough, therefore when you try to put in the peg for his grenade, it can and will most likely fall out while you're trying to pose him.
In conclusion, this figure is great to look at, but I advise that you buy him at a toy store and open him up on the spot as to prevent getting a figure with a leg that's as wobbly as a noodle.
 It's Humpty Dumpty Halo figures! August 15, 2008
G. Palmer (PA)
These has such loose leg to waist joints you will feel like this was a realistic humpty dumpty toy you got to keep putting back together. Series 1 was complained about how tight they are so they made them so loose the stuff just pops in & out so easy. Hell some even fall out without even trying.
did you notice? September 16, 2008
S F
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
im just about to buy this figure and ill write a review when i get him, but i just wanted to point somthing out. his (or her) armour is like space armour at least thats what Halo discribes it as. its white and has the red bands on his (OR HER!) arm like the spacemen on the moon (well i dont think we went to the moon but thats somthing completly different) well just thought someone would like to know that or its really obvious and i was just stupid.
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