Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade Adventure Series Grail Knight, 6” Indiana Jones Action Figures

Lots of detail and flexibility with this superb model. Surprisingly good and well made for the inexpensive price. A top drawer item!

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It's one of the best replications of a character in model/figure form I've ever seen. It's also well balanced and stands with no fuss. In totally impressed.

10/10 very real looking.

The Knight is exactly the same as in the movie. Great collection of Indian Jones figures.

The Indiana Jones figures are very nice but Over priced should be cheaper or three for two why is it that the market place are very Rediculous prices getting as bad has eBay Also some of the figures are out of stock So you cannot complete your artifact.

Looks just like in the film.

100 % recomendable

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This is a great figure, it is so detailed and articulated. It comes with lots of great accessories and looks so much like the character. Definite reccomend for any Last Crusade fan.

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I'm surprised how much this Grail Knight figure jumps off the screen into action figure form. Adventure Series has been a pretty good line but this knight is top tier. His detailed sculpt looks just like the actor and covers a good range of his expressiveness. The accessories are surprisingly nice, the sword looks good with its subtly-painted hilt, the scabbard looks good and works very well, the true grail looks just like the film with that subtle gold interior, the other pieces look nice too; the only thing missing is an alternate right hand for that wave he does in his final scene. The paint seemed simple at first, but there's a lot going on, and the knight kept clean so he didn't have any weathering, although a subtle wash might have been nice for realism. Silvery plastic handles the chainmail, and looks better than most armored figures using this technique. The face is painted surprisingly tightly for a mainstream figure with a beard and expressive eyes. There's a lot of paint on the accessories, and even silver painted details on one of the belts, though not both. There's even a gilded painted edge to his crossed sword chest emblems, that's a lot for any company selling mass market figures. Articulation is less restrictive than I expected, the slits in the skirt mean he can move outside it to some degree, the butterfly shoulders move pretty well, the ball-jointed wrists move better than on Indy figures in this line, the elbows only go to just above 90 degrees but it's enough for me, the ball-jointed waist works well, the knees go to around 90, the ankles have good rocker joints and a deep hinge but no boot rotation. The neck is ball jointed and a little limited by the design, but moves more than I expected. His left hand holds the sword quite tightly, the right hand holds it a little loosely I suspect because the designers wanted it to double as the waving look. The cape is large and static, but it fits well, has a nice sculpt, stays in place from a peg into the back, and has nice paint on the tie and the shoulder emblem. All in all, I'm surprisingly happy with this figure, I think they did a tremendous job with the Grail Knight even above the other Adventure Series figures.