Friday, April 4, 2014

Buy McFarlane Toys Conan Series Two - Zenobia

McFarlane Toys Conan Series Two - Zenobia

Buy McFarlane Toys Conan Series Two - Zenobia

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Product Feature

2004 - McFarlane Toys / Spawn - Created by Robert E. Howard
Conan : The Hour of the Dragon - Series Two
Zenobia Action Figure - 6 Inches - Out of Production
Includes Base / Chains / Shackles / Wall Diorama
New - Mint - Rare - Limited Edition - Collectible

Product Description

2004 - McFarlane Toys / Spawn - Conan : The Hour of the Dragon / Series 2 - Created by Robert E. Howard - Zenobia 6 Inch Action Figure - Includes Wall Diorama / Shackles / chains / Base - Out of Production - Collector Perfect - New - Mint / Rare / Limited Edition - Collectible

Product Detail

Amazon Sales Rank: #744577 in Toys & Games
Size: 6 Inches
Brand: Conan
Model: 787926402452
Dimensions: 1.00 pounds

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McFarlane Toys Conan Series Two - Zenobia

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Product Reviews

7 of 7 people found the following review helpful.
Hanging with Zenobia
By Roger D. Steakley
Robert E. Howard peopled his stories with larger than life characters. We read them, and enjoy them, because they represent a world that never was, but should have been. Conan was his best creation. Conan loved scantily clad beauties. So do we, Howard's readers. This figure of Zenobia gives us an artist's representation of an imaginary being. She is beautiful. She is in bondage. She awaits rescue by Conan. In the meantime, cut her out of the plastic and put her on a shelf. Surround her with your other action figures, take a draught of beer, and toast Bob Howard and McFarlane for bringing to life an adolescent fantasy.

2 of 2 people found the following review helpful.
This is Zenobia? Looks like she belongs on a ship's prow
By Lawrance M. Bernabo
For the Conan Series II Figures, McFarlane Toys has put together characters from Robert E. Howard's only Conan novel "Hour of the Dragon" (a.k.a. "Conan the Conqueror" to those of us who read the Lancer paperbacks with the Frank Frazetta covers as our introduction to the character). The story is of Conan when he is the middle-aged king of the ancient kingdom of Aquilonia who has to fight a final battle against Xaltotun, a resurrected sorcerer. Armies are not going to win this one and Conan has to find the fabled Heart of Ahriman to defeat his enemy. Along the way he will meet a slave girl in Nemedia that he will make queen of Aquilonia.

Unfortunately this 6" figure of Zenobia looks like she is the figurehead on a ship that ended up chained to a wall instead of the one woman that Conan married (as opposed to the assorted royalty he impregnated as his days as a thief, mercenary, pirate, etc.). I suppose the figure it somewhat titilating given the way her bosom is drapped, but I look at the face and I am back to think of a ship's prow (specifically the ship H.M.S. "Surprise" in "Master and Commander"). Beyond that she seemes to be exercising as opposed to actively trying to break free from her chains and it is a really small section of wall which makes the figure looking even strange. This is clearly the least impressive figure in the Conan series of figures to date. I expected Bêlit to look better than Xenobia, but Svadun the Aesir Warrior looks better too and that just cannot be right.

Series II includes the King Conan of Aquilonia on his throne that is pretty much the last shot we have of the character in the "Conan the Barbarian" film (admit it, this is the one you want the most) and Battle Conan (a.k.a. Conan the Warrior). The rest of Series II consists of Pallantides of the Black Dragon, Conan's field commander in full battle armor; Xaltotun the Undead, the skeletal sorcerer; and the Man-Eating Haunter of the Pits. This last one is important to know about because it explains why Battle Conan is suspended in the air on a really long support peg: the base of this figure connects with Haunter of the Pits to form an interactive diorama.

1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
GORGEOUS FIGURE COULD NOT DISAGREE MORE WITH MR. BERNABO
By Tim Janson
The Hour of the Dragon is my all-time favorite Conan story and the only full-length Conan novel that Robert E. Howard ever wrote. Conan is now King of Aquilonia having usurped the throne. A long-dead sorcerer of fabled Acheron is risen from the Dead to help the exiled Valerius take the throne from Conan. Conan is imprisoned in the dungeons and he escapes with the help of a slave girl named Zenobia who Conan later takes as his queen.

The figure accurately depicts Zenobia, chained to the dungeon wall. Well ok so maybe not accurate, one would think a slave would not be quite as beautiful and clean, but you get the general idea, I think. I especially like the strand of hair that falls from her head piece across her face. That is a very nice touch. A very nice display piece which is what it is meant to be. Hail King Conan!