After teasing the images and announcement across the web earlier this morning, McFarlane Toys is finally sharing details of its latest licensed toy lineup: Call of Duty: World at War. Scheduled to be released this fall – alongside Treyarch's latest take on the venerable franchise and McFarlane's other Activision-enabled lineup, the Guitar Hero figurines – the World at War figures can be described with superlatives like "highly detailed," "game-accurate," and "for sale."
Speaking of for sale, four figures will be available for $10 to $15 including the Marine Infantry soldier (includes M1 Garand rifle and bayonet, pictured above); the Marine Corps soldier (packing the flamethrower, just like in the game); another Marine Corps soldier (with machine gun, pistol & holster); and lastly, the British Special Ops soldier (includes adorable accent).
Reader Comments (23)
Posted: Jul 3rd 2008 7:41PM (Unverified) said
I dont have any of Mcfarlane's action figures which ones have better detail and design?
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Posted: Jul 4th 2008 2:04AM (Unverified) said
Spawn and the Dragons have the best design.
If you have a MGS figure from McFarlane consider yourself a lucky bastard.
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If you have a MGS figure from McFarlane consider yourself a lucky bastard.
Posted: Jul 3rd 2008 7:12PM (Unverified) said
I can understand Halo, Spawn, CoD 4 figures, but WWII action figures? Don't we have enough of those?
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Posted: Jul 3rd 2008 7:14PM (Unverified) said
I don't usually buy things like these, but for 10$-15$ these look pretty damn good. Wouldn't mind having one.
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Posted: Jul 3rd 2008 7:26PM (Unverified) said
This generations GI Joes. If it was like life size, and came with working flamethrower, id so buy this.
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Posted: Jul 3rd 2008 8:19PM Vegeta has a ps3 said
Holy crap. That looks awesome. I'm not one to collect action figures, but I might buy it.
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Posted: Jul 3rd 2008 9:07PM (Unverified) said
I don't think these were "Modeled after the characters..." but rather a rename/rebranding of the upcoming Mcfarlane's Military WWII line.
Mcfarlane and Activision could even go "Modern Warfare" and redecorate their older releases
http://www.spawn.com/toys/categorytype.aspx?categoryid=28
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Mcfarlane and Activision could even go "Modern Warfare" and redecorate their older releases
http://www.spawn.com/toys/categorytype.aspx?categoryid=28
Posted: Jul 4th 2008 2:45AM (Unverified) said
If I paid attention in history class correctly, I believe the answer is "the Japanese".
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Posted: Jul 4th 2008 5:23AM (Unverified) said
McFarlane COD4 figures - because only white American men fought in WWII!
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