Omega red soldier turned wolverine enemmy.He is here in figure form few figures have been made in omega red and none in the 6 inch scale as far as iam aware.Man they have made a pretty awesome version in him as well.He is massive taller than many figures infact he might just be the tallest figure in my marvel collection!.He has a exellent sculpt toy biz did out do them selves with some figures like magneto.Anyway he really looks like his comic book apperance which is good I wouldn't rather have it any other way!He has a grey face with red eyes and metal parts on his face oh and his pony tail wich is sculpted nicly as well I think toy biz are good at doing hair on figures overall.He has good articulation too 32 in all.He comes with two tendrills wich connect to his fourarms they can be a...[See More]

Omega Red I remember wanting this guy after playing that play station video game with him an shuma gorath and black heart and so when they finally came out with the sentinel series black panther and omega red were the first ones I got. Omega's paint job is awesome especially the skin witch looks exactly like the comic. next is the sculpting on this figure witch is also amazing the face is perfect it is not all messed up or anything.So far the paint hasn't worn off at all.The way it is painted is perfect the way its dark red then a metallic red on the bracelets the face is probably my favorite part of this figure it is just wonderful the detail they captured in it.This figures articulation is not the best but still pretty good he features 34 points of articulation.Omega Red's shoulder...[See More]

Like many other horrific attempts to duplicate a Captain America/Wolverine-type super-soldier, a Russian mutant, Arkady Rossovich, was chosen for such an experiment. The result? Omega Red, a 7-foot-tall, indestructible, toxic monster with extendable wrist-tendrils and a taste for world domination, communist-style! His body infused with Carbonadium, an easier-to-work with, but just as strong metal as Adamantium, he's one tough cookie to break. Even Wolverine's claws have trouble with him! One thing I find strange though, why would a Russian super-soldier be given a name from the Greek alphabet? Maybe there aren't any cool Russian letters that sound "doomsday" enough? Anyway, it's amazing how the sculptors of the Marvel Legends figures somehow manage to take cartoon/comic characters and...[See More]

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