1/6 werewolves

[Anzik]

Have there been any that have been done very well?

And if so which ones?

 

[Great Ape]

One starters, the obvious.
Sideshows' Universal Line : The Wolfman! is there really any other? The only other one that might have a chance would be one from American Werewolf in London. But, how far can that go?

The Howling
Wolf
American Werewolf in Paris were all bombs and should remain undiscussed.

 

[Mookeylama]

1st Howling was pretty good. i'd like to see a Dog Soldiers version too

 

[Gruff Old Bear]

Sideshow did Henry Hull as the Werewolf of London in 1:6 and as an 8-inch plastic figure before that.

 

[galactiboy]

Dog Soldiers would be very cool... I really liked the look of the werewolves in that movie. Too bad SOTA released such a crappy version

 

[screamingmetal]

I'd love to see a American Werewolf in London or Dog Soldiers type of Werewolf in 1:6.
Other then the ones mentioned, there is a line of more toy-ish figures that was exclusive to K-Mart based on anthropomorphic dogs called K-9 Corps. There was a wolf based character called Greyslash that was very popular for a Werewolf type figure.
Here's some pics of it I found online:
https://www.homestead.com/ActionHeroes/reviewstwohundredtwentysix.html
It's not the greatest, but that's as close as anyone has come to a full body Werewolf.

 

[galactiboy]

I never saw that one, I saw the rest of the series, which was fun but very kid-oriented. But that figure could have some cool possibilities.

 

[screamingmetal]

I never saw that one, I saw the rest of the series, which was fun but very kid-oriented. But that figure could have some cool possibilities.

Yeah I looked around for it and never found one. A lot of 1:6 collectors snatched these up before most people knew about them.

 

[Bonehead15]

Yeah I looked around for it and never found one. A lot of 1:6 collectors snatched these up before most people knew about them.

I have several of these and they aren't that bad.

 

[Anzik]

I have the pitbull version.

 

[LordAzrael]

There was Oz SDCC Exclusive from the Buffy line - that's mid transformation though. Its a shame they never did the whole fur suit version - I wouldn't have thought it would be that hard.

I would definitely buy figures from the "Werewolf" TV show - human & werewolf versions of Eric Cord, and Janos Skorzeny. I imagine it would be a cheap licence.

 

[galactiboy]

Oh yeah, wasn't one of the Majestic Studios Dark Shadows figures a werewolf?

Or was that a figure that never saw the light of day.

 

[creecher]

Absolutely right galactiboy. Quentin Collins.

Figure in a suit. The human head sported long sideburns. Came with an alternate wolfman head, and alternate wolfman arms.

 

[Anzik]

Was there a Van Helsing version made? Obviously not by Sideshow, but the one that made the cheesy figures at TRU.

 

[creecher]

I think they were Jakks Pacific. Yeah, I think they were 1/6.

 

[LordAzrael]

Maybe someone will get the licence to the upcoming flick Skinwalkers....

anyone at SDCC see this ?

https://www.figures.com/databases/a...egory=actionfigures&topic=261&show_article=41

 

[Gatack]

I'd love to get a Rob Botin "Howling" one-sixth. American Werewolf in London not so much (I like the biped type).

 

[snakeeyes171]

any 1/6 werewofs now

 

[automaton]

seems to me that Triad Toys had a Werewolf in the works...

 

[Adolfo]

Bowen did a great Werewolf statue a while back...will photo