Product Description

Halo 3 Series 3 – War Chieftain Weapon Class

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #4704 in Toys & Games
• Brand: McFarlane
• Model: 18263
• Released on: 2008-09-25
• Dimensions: 8.25″ h x 3.00″ w x 7.50″ l, .66 pounds

Features

• Figure debut for series 3
• Brute chieftain is the tallest figure in the line standing at 6.75¿
• Articulated at neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, waist hips, thighs, knees and ankles
• Equipped with fuel rod gun
• Weapons are removable

From the Manufacturer
The highest rank in the Brute hierarchy is the Chieftain, whose articulated figure is the tallest of the series at 6-inches. Belonging to the Covenant, the Brute Chieftain, Weapon Class, carries the powerful Fuel Rod Cannon, a devastating weapon with both anti-vehicle and anti-personal capabilities.

Customer Reviews

Halo 3 Brute Chieftain
This Brute Chieftain is a very large, detailed Halo 3 figure. His helmet is removable, and he can be posed with or without the Fuel Rod Gun. However, unlike the Halo 3 Series 3 – Elite Combat Soldier, his shoulder armor is not intentionally removable. It is difficult to pose the Chieftain with the Fuel Rod Gun, with the barrel parallel with his line of vision. Its also hard to get his left hand to touch the gun while the right hand is gripping the handle. Also, when I made the right hand grip the handle, the trigger broke off. I couldn’t see a way to get the hand to grip the handle with the trigger there.
However, the detail on this toy is amazing. Although he has a lot of weight above his waist, the large feet help balance the Chieftan in many different positions.

Product Description

The Halo 3: Action Figures Series 3: Jackal Major is set in 6 scale, features multiple points of articulation and weapon accessories, and is presented in clamshell packaging. The Jackal Major is clad in sparse silver-black armor, and is equipped with a plasma pistol and energy shield, the latter of which indicates rank via color. The Jackals vulture-like head is situated at the end of a ropey neck, the bristly plumage indicating male gender. Imbued with honed reflexes and heightened senses, Jackals fare especially well as scouts or snipers. Originally recruited as a replacement for the Grunts, the Jackals minimally adhere to the Covenant cause, and will plunder for their own benefit whenever the opportunity presents itself.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #6729 in Toys & Games
• Brand: McFarlane
• Model: 18264
• Released on: 2008-09-25
• Dimensions: 8.25″ h x 3.00″ w x 7.50″ l, 1.00 pounds

Features

• Figure Debut for series 3
• Jackal Major is 4.75″ tall
• Articulated at neck, shoulders, biceps, elbows, wrists, waist, knees and ankles
• Equipped with Plasma Pistol and Shield
• Weapons are removable

From the Manufacturer
The Jackal Major is an elevated rank in the Species’ army and typically command Jackal Minors and Grunts in combat. These Jackals are trickier than their counterparts. They are better at blocking themselves with their shields, and can usually roll out of the way of a grenades.

Customer Reviews

awesome figure!!!!
When i ordered this figure i thought i was making a mistake but when it got here i was really amazed at how perfect this figure is. His poseability is just outstanding to a figure like this. What is really amazing is how durable he is. I’m not saying to drop him down the stairs and see if he made it though. In all this figure is just a perfect edition to any halo collection and any halo fan. P.s. the plasma pistol is really small in person,be careful not to lose it.

Fine detail, stubborn in posing…
The jackals are one of the most annoying enemies in the video games, and this toy has brought that quality to life. Yes, it’s highly detailed and attentively sculpted. It’s also been the hardest of all the Halo 3 figurines to put in a balanced stance. The feet are really tiny and the shield is awkwardly heavy; I find I have to constantly let him lean backward onto a Brute. This is a model that could have greatly benefited from a base, much like the Drone. He’s also the strongest indicator that the sculptors sacrifice consistency in scale for a satisfactorily durable model – stand this guy beside a Spartan, and you’ll know. His eyes are about level with the Spartan shoulders. In the game they’re no taller than the bottom of his ribs (same with Drone, they’re way too big compared to human units). And I know it’s a trivial matter; I just like things to be consistent.