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*[[Master Chief v.2]] | *[[Master Chief v.2]] | ||
*[[White Spartan]] | *[[Halo 2 s2 White Spartan Action Figure|White Spartan]] | ||
*[[Warthog v.2]] | *[[Halo 2 Warthog v.2|Warthog v.2]] | ||
*[[Drone(Action Figure)]] | *[[Drone(Action Figure)]] | ||
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Revision as of 21:22, August 22, 2006
File:Jen Taylor.jpg
Jen Taylor holds a Master Chief toy.
Summary
Joyride Studios has been creating a line of Action Figures for Halo: Combat Evolved and Halo 2 since 2003. Due to Halo's great popularity, this line of figures has been extended to include more and more characters, yet the figures are still in short supply. Their sucess is due largely to the close interconnectability of the figures with one another. Most of them are to scale with one another, and feature completely interchangable weapons.
Halo: Combat Evolved Series
| Series 1 Warthog v1 | Series 2
Master Chief v2 Ghost |
Series 3
Blue Master Chief |
| Series 4 | Series 5 |
Armory Series |
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Mini Sets
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Exclusives | |
Halo 2 Series
| Series 1 | Series 2 | Series 3 |
| Series 4 | Series 5
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Series 6
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Series 7
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Series 8
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Mini Sets
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Exclusives
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