Post by sunglassessteve on Jun 20, 2011 15:11:45 GMT -5
So last week, on thurs, i seen that L6 Warrior was the only one in the L6 set available in stock, and not on back order and being as that i did not have a warrior and thought this one was the best one they did yet, i decided to spring the 20 bucks and get it. (Click on images for closer Look)
Mint the Figure looks amazing. Only thing i could disagree with, much like everyone else im sure, is that the world heavyweight title never had a yellow strap to it ever that i can remember. At least while warrior held it that is. It was the Intercontinental Championship that had the yellow strap. But it's still cool to see a one of a kind made belt like this. It's almost like they combined the IC and WWE title's from back during the Hogan Warrior Mania match and made it into one title to make it memorable.
Looking at this Warrior up close, brings back memories of the Hogan Warrior battle at Wrestlemania 6. Mattel really nailed the likeness of the Warrior to a "T" compared to the last legends series line warrior they released. I love the choice attire etc.
Here is a from behind shot, of the L6 warrior. I love the arm tassles.
and an up close shot. The only thing i didnt like about this figure, his head was very loose when i opened him. I almost thought it was going to pop right off, but it has yet to do so, nd hopefully doesnt do it anytime soon. The leg joints are real solid too. Its impossible to stretch his legs out to the side. Him doing a split like stance that is. The figure will be for display in my use, so i cant really complain about the joints. The figure itself i rate 8/10. If everyone were to need an ultimate warrior for there legends collection i would totally suggest this one, then defining moments would be my second choice. This figure lets you feel the ultimate warrior and the memories he brought our childhoods right at the palm of your hands.
Mint the Figure looks amazing. Only thing i could disagree with, much like everyone else im sure, is that the world heavyweight title never had a yellow strap to it ever that i can remember. At least while warrior held it that is. It was the Intercontinental Championship that had the yellow strap. But it's still cool to see a one of a kind made belt like this. It's almost like they combined the IC and WWE title's from back during the Hogan Warrior Mania match and made it into one title to make it memorable.
Looking at this Warrior up close, brings back memories of the Hogan Warrior battle at Wrestlemania 6. Mattel really nailed the likeness of the Warrior to a "T" compared to the last legends series line warrior they released. I love the choice attire etc.
Here is a from behind shot, of the L6 warrior. I love the arm tassles.
and an up close shot. The only thing i didnt like about this figure, his head was very loose when i opened him. I almost thought it was going to pop right off, but it has yet to do so, nd hopefully doesnt do it anytime soon. The leg joints are real solid too. Its impossible to stretch his legs out to the side. Him doing a split like stance that is. The figure will be for display in my use, so i cant really complain about the joints. The figure itself i rate 8/10. If everyone were to need an ultimate warrior for there legends collection i would totally suggest this one, then defining moments would be my second choice. This figure lets you feel the ultimate warrior and the memories he brought our childhoods right at the palm of your hands.
