Crowdfunded X-Men Sentinel Is Largest Marvel Legends Figure Ever

Hasbro‘s crowd-funding program, HasLab, somehow manages to do the absurd and nigh-impossible every year. The goal: to make long-requested toys that stores would never order for being just too huge. So far, Jabba’s Sail Barge from Star Wars and Transformers arch-villain Unicron resulted from this; now it’s Marvel’s turn. And what better big figure than a Sentinel that’s finally close to the correct scale for 6-inch figures? Twenty-six inches, even. With 72 points of articulation.

A bargain by HasLab standards at $350, the Sentinel contains numerous bonus features. These are, according to Hasbro:

26.3-inch (669 mm) Sentinel figure
LEDs in the head and chest (2x AAA batteries required, not included)
18-inch Sentinel “tentacle” accessory
Marvel Legends 6-inch Bastion figure with 6-Inch alternate Sentinel Prime head
Marvel Insider Points Redemption code (70,000 points per purchase, limit 2 code redemptions per account) & X-Men #14 (1963) digital comic to read in the Marvel Comics app (available in iOS and Android). Open to US residents 18+. Terms apply.

In addition, three unlockable add-on tiers may come into play. While the project requires 6,000 backers, more awards get added on at 7,000 backer, 8,000, and 9,000. Considering this figure technically qualifies as an army builder, Hasbro expects some fans to buy more than one.

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With many Sentinel designs to choose from, the company leaned heavily on the House of X/Powers of X design. And then they let slip that an entire wave of Marvel Legends figures from those comics will arrive next year as well.

Check out a few more comparison shots of the Sentinel below. Then, if you wish to back it, go to HasLab right now, and be sure to do so by August 24th. Let us know in comments if you did it!

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