During the special Ign edition live in Noon Today, McFarlane toys’ Brian Walters (director, Brand Creative) stopped to talk to Max Scoville and Brian Altano about what the company has in preparation, including their modern edition of the edition, which begins with Doom Slayer with Doom: Diablo IV.
Walters said that the idea of the elite of the edition was “creating a highly decorative, super detailed, iconic version of the game character”. One of the ways that stand out these numbers is to include gentle goods, such as the fur coat on Slayer Doom, and Walters noticed that “they introduced new materials that we did not use.”
In the meantime, Lilith simply went to pre -sale, associated with Ign live. Her accessories include a lot of palace fate for various expressions, and Williams said that the idea was that “they do not stop this form”, including the joint wings and “soft PVC tail so that you can pose it as you like.”
Williams said that the challenge with the character like Lilith was “the balance of the project, but still creating a functional toy. You must make difficult decisions.” He added that probably the most tough thing was to do “engineering without exposing the appearance of the character.”
As for what else McFarlane toys were in the pipeline, there is a Fallout power armor that is based on the game, not in the series. The previous characters they made for the television version come from the movie Maniacs Line, so Power’s armor will be the first form of rainfall. Williams irritated that “more came here. We have good surprises.”
Finally, Williams showed two characters from the upcoming Mortal Kombat Classics line, including heating zero, containing a very witty retro arcade packaging that includes joystick inspections in box art and the original sub-zero image, along with its biography, on the back.
