HiyaToys announces their newest 1/12 Exquisite Super figure with John Rambo from First Blood Part II
Hiya Toys has slowly been upgrading its impressive action figure line from 1/18 scale to a glorious 1/12 scale. This new Exquisite Super line takes all of those outstanding sculpts and details Hiya Toys is known for and to even greater lengths. A new figure is rising as John Rambo is ready for war once again from.
Returning to the jungles of Vietnam, Rambo is a one man army, and Hiya Toys captures this with his new 6.3″ tall figure. He will feature a fabric outfit, as well as a perfect arsenal of weapons with an RPG, shotgun, rifle, knife, and bow & arrow. Hiya Toys also gave Rambo three head sculpts and plenty of swappable hands, and a display stand. This is the Rambo figure that fans will want, and he is priced at $89.99 with a. Q4 2023 release.
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