Hot Toys Releases Detailed Moon Knight Figure from Marvel Series
Hot Toys has unveiled a new, highly detailed 1/6 scale Moon Knight action figure, inspired by the acclaimed Marvel series. This Artisan Edition offers fans the chance to own a precise representation of the earthly avatar of Khonshu. The figure is available for purchase at approximately €381.
Standing 29 cm (approximately 11.4 inches) tall with 30 points of articulation, the figure comes with two interchangeable head sculpts. The first is a realistic likeness of actor Oscar Isaac, featuring short, curly dark brown hair and movable eyes. The second is a masked head sculpt with a hood and LED light-up eyes (white light). Additionally, the set includes 10 interchangeable wrapped hands.
Moon Knight's costume features grayish-white tones adorned with ancient symbols, patterns, and a crescent moon emblem on the chest. It is complemented by bronze-gray armor, a fabric belt, and a matching cape with a flexible wire for dynamic posing. The ensemble is completed with yellowish-white high boots.
For weaponry, the figure is equipped with eight crescent darts of varying sizes (large, medium, small). A display stand, featuring the series logo and character nameplate, is also included.
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