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Product: Marcus Fenix Epic Scale Bust (gold lancer edition)

Manufacturer: Triforce

Game / IP: Gears of War 2

Developer: Epic Games

Released: 2010

Series: 1

Limited Quantity: 100

Weight: 224.00 oz

Dimensions: 17" x 15" x 32"

Description:

TriForce proudly presents the officially licensed Gears of War 2: Marcus Fenix Epic Scale Bust Gold Lancer Edition, masterfully sculpted by Erick Sosa, art director of TriForce, and paint-mastered by highly respected Hollywood special effects creature creator, Jordu Schell. The end result is the most authentic and accurate portrayal of COG military hero brought to life! The Marcus Fenix Epic Scale Bust is hand-finished and hand-painted to precision quality. Intricately crafted and cast in polystone, it stands a massive 32" in height and weighs in at 25 pounds! Own this exclusive authentic piece of videogame history as part of a Limited Edition of 100 pieces worldwide.

Marcus Fenix was a sergeant in the COG Armed Forces. A legendary war hero, Marcus served with distinction in the Pendulum Wars which earned him the Embry Star, COG's highest military award, for his actions during the Battle of Aspho Fields. Like the rest of humankind, he saw everything change on Emergence Day. Marcus bravely fought the Locust for ten years, then, during an intense battle, he abandoned his post to rescue his father, Professor Adam Fenix, but could not reach him in time. Marcus was tried for dereliction of duty and sentenced to 40 years in Jacinto Maximum Security Prison. Incarcerated for four years before being released by his longtime friend, Dominic Santiago. Marcus was later promoted to replace Minh Young Kim after his death. Along with the rest of Delta Squad, he successfully detonated the Lightmass Bomb and destroyed much of the Locust Hollow. With his reputation restored, Marcus finishing the war against the Locust, now works with the military to rebuild civilization.

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Artist: Erick Sosa, William Valenzuela, Jorge Martinez, Jordu Schell, Paul Komoda