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| - McFarlane Toys produced a series of toys based on Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines.
- The company has produced a wide variety of action figures based on licensed entertainment franchises, comic books, sports stars, music artists, and its own intellectual properties.
- McFarlane Toys is a toy company that made two Jack Bauer action figures. McFarlane Toys is headed by Todd McFarlane.
- thumb|Eine OAST Actionfigur McFarlane Toys ist eine berühmte Firma die von Todd McFarlane gegründet wurde.
- After the launch of Halo 3, they were given the contract to produce figures from the characters of the game, mainly the popular units, such as John-117, and several multiplayer figures to incorporate the increasing demand by their customers. Due to the success of the earlier figures, they also produced figures from Halo 3: ODST, such as the Rookie and Veronica Dare. Later on, they made figures from Halo Wars, along with the occasional figure from Halo 2. In 2012, McFarlane Toys began to release Halo 4 action figures, Halo Micro Ops sets, and Halo themed Xbox Live Avatars.
- McFarlane Toys, a subsidiary of Todd McFarlane Productions, Inc., is a company that makes detailed models of characters from movies, comics, musicians, video games, and sport figures. Founded in 1994, the company was originally dubbed "Todd Toys," but the name was changed in 1995 following pressure from Mattel (who feared the new company's name would be confused with that of Barbie's younger brother).
- McFarlane Toys is an action figure subsidiary for Todd McFarlane Productions Inc. that produces models of aspects from various pop culture-related phenomenon, including comics, movies, video games, sports, and music. It was founded in 1994 as Todd's Toys, although Mattel forced them to alter their name due to fear of that it would be confused with Barbie's younger brother. They were the distributors of various Metal Gear Solid action figures (1999) up to Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty (2002).
- McFarlane Toys, a subsidiary of Todd McFarlane Productions, Inc., is a company started by Todd McFarlane that makes detailed models of characters from movies, comics, musicians, video games, and sport figures. Founded in 1994, the company was originally dubbed "Todd Toys," but the name was changed in 1995 following pressure from Mattel (who feared the new company's name would be confused with that of Barbie's younger brother).
- McFarlane Toys, a subsidary of Todd McFarlane Productions, Inc., is a company started by Todd McFarlane that makes detailed models of characters from films, comics, musicians, video games, and sports figures. Founded in 1994, the company was originally dubbed "Todd Toys," but the name changed in 1995 following pressure from Mattel (who feared the company's name would be confused with that of Barbie's younger brother).
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| - McFarlane Toys, a subsidiary of Todd McFarlane Productions, Inc., is a company started by Todd McFarlane that makes detailed models of characters from movies, comics, musicians, video games, and sport figures. Founded in 1994, the company was originally dubbed "Todd Toys," but the name was changed in 1995 following pressure from Mattel (who feared the new company's name would be confused with that of Barbie's younger brother). Exquisite attention to detail is the most defining feature in a McFarlane Toy. However, it is almost always at the expense of articulation, making them more akin to semi-posable statues than action figures. Still, the line proves popular especially among young adults, and is arguably the most commercially successful toy line at the moment. It has also influenced many other toy lines to try and imitate McFarlane Toys' style. The line, which originally began with action figures based upon Todd McFarlane's Spawn comic series, has since grown to feature a large number of licenced property lines including The Simpsons and "Movie Maniacs" (which features numerous famous horror icons such as Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees, Michael Myers, The Terminator, Leatherface, and The Thing), as well as other characters and lines like Basketball and Baseball legends, video game characters (from Soul Calibur, Onimusha and Metal Gear Solid), and Where the Wild Things Are characters. The toy line has also made original works of their own, giving a grotesque twist to fairy tale stories, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, and historical figures. They have also collaborated with people like Clive Barker and H.R. Giger to produce other original figures.
- McFarlane Toys produced a series of toys based on Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines.
- The company has produced a wide variety of action figures based on licensed entertainment franchises, comic books, sports stars, music artists, and its own intellectual properties.
- McFarlane Toys, a subsidary of Todd McFarlane Productions, Inc., is a company started by Todd McFarlane that makes detailed models of characters from films, comics, musicians, video games, and sports figures. Founded in 1994, the company was originally dubbed "Todd Toys," but the name changed in 1995 following pressure from Mattel (who feared the company's name would be confused with that of Barbie's younger brother). Exquisite attention to detail is the most defining feature in a McFarlane Toy. However, it is almost always at the expense of articulation, making them more akin to semi-posable statues than action figures. Still, the line proves propular especially among young adults, and is arguably the most commercially successful toy line at the moment. It has also influenced many other toy lines to try and imitate McFarlane's Toys' style.
- McFarlane Toys is a toy company that made two Jack Bauer action figures. McFarlane Toys is headed by Todd McFarlane.
- McFarlane Toys, a subsidiary of Todd McFarlane Productions, Inc., is a company that makes detailed models of characters from movies, comics, musicians, video games, and sport figures. Founded in 1994, the company was originally dubbed "Todd Toys," but the name was changed in 1995 following pressure from Mattel (who feared the new company's name would be confused with that of Barbie's younger brother). Models by McFarlane Toys are highly detailed, but lack articulation, making them more like semi-posable statues than action figures. They are popular, especially among young adults, and is arguably the most commercially successful toy line at the moment. It has also influenced many other toy lines to try and imitate McFarlane Toys' style. The line, which originally began with action figures based upon Todd McFarlane's Spawn comic series, has since grown to feature a large number of licenced property lines. These include The Simpsons, "Movie Maniacs" (which features horror icons such as Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees, and The Terminator), video game characters (from Soul Calibur, Onimusha and Metal Gear Solid), Where the Wild Things Are, and real people such as basketball and baseball legends. The company has also made original works of their own, for example their grotesque twists on fairy tales, The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, and historical figures. They have also collaborated with people like Clive Barker and H.R. Giger to produce other original figures.
- thumb|Eine OAST Actionfigur McFarlane Toys ist eine berühmte Firma die von Todd McFarlane gegründet wurde.
- McFarlane Toys is an action figure subsidiary for Todd McFarlane Productions Inc. that produces models of aspects from various pop culture-related phenomenon, including comics, movies, video games, sports, and music. It was founded in 1994 as Todd's Toys, although Mattel forced them to alter their name due to fear of that it would be confused with Barbie's younger brother. They were the distributors of various Metal Gear Solid action figures (1999) up to Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty (2002). The Metal Gear Solid series consisted of 8 action figures, as well as 3 special editions, 2 bundles and 2 Toy Fair exclusives. Each figure is fully poseable and comes with accessories of weapons and equipment that appear in the game.
* Solid Snake
* Meryl Silverburgh
* Liquid Snake
* Revolver Ocelot
* Psycho Mantis
* Sniper Wolf
* Vulcan Raven
* Cyborg Ninja
* Solid Snake (Clear Edition)
* Psycho Mantis (Clear Edition)
* Cyborg Ninja (Clear Edition)
* Solid Snake and Meryl Silverburgh (Double Pack Bundle)
* Solid Snake (bundled with Metal Gear Solid: Speical Missions)
* Solid Snake (New York Toy Fair '99)
* Solid Snake (New York Toy Fair '99 Silver Edition) The Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty series consisted of 6 action figures, each coming with accessories and a exclusive figure part to build up a exclusive 7th figure. The figure in question is Metal Gear RAY. A contest was eventually held where fans had to answer trivia questions relating to the development of Metal Gear Solid 2, and winners would get autographed versions of the action figure set.
* Solid Snake
* Raiden
* Solidus Snake
* Revolver Ocelot
* Olga Gurlukovich
* Fortune
- After the launch of Halo 3, they were given the contract to produce figures from the characters of the game, mainly the popular units, such as John-117, and several multiplayer figures to incorporate the increasing demand by their customers. Due to the success of the earlier figures, they also produced figures from Halo 3: ODST, such as the Rookie and Veronica Dare. Later on, they made figures from Halo Wars, along with the occasional figure from Halo 2. On January 29, 2010, McFarlane Toys announced that they would produce figures from Halo: Reach, which were released beginning in September 2010. In 2012, McFarlane Toys began to release Halo 4 action figures, Halo Micro Ops sets, and Halo themed Xbox Live Avatars. McFarlane Toys created a statue of Noble Team for the Legendary Edition of Halo: Reach.
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