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Get A First Look At McFarlane's New Assassin's Creed III Connor Figure
It may have been a few years since Assassin's Creed III hit PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii U, and PC, but artists and toy manufacturers are far from finished paying tribute to the game's protagonist Connor. Iconic company McFarlane Toys is readying its latest crack at Connor with a new 7-inch figure that features the 18th century assassin with his iconic assassin robe and beloved bow and arrow.
The figure was sculpted using 3D models straight from Assassin's Creed III to ensure the most accurate portrayal of Connor possible. The figure also includes a base for easy display.
Connor is figure number 5 in the McFarlane Color Tops Red Wave line. Other figures featured in this line include various characters from AMC's The Walking Dead and Fear the Walking Dead. If you're looking forward to getting your own miniature Connor, you can look forward to picking this figure up this summer for $19.99. For more information on McFarlane Toys, you can head to their Facebook page.
Check out the full figure shots below.
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