In a market of male-dominated characters, it is absolutely a breath of fresh air to add a female to the masses. Note: I would be delicate of removal as her limbs extend through the inner tray at her forearms.A pack of three featuring two books with real pages and one made of wood are $2.47 and look excellent with her. You can equip her with books from Hobby Lobby’s Mayberry Street Miniatures line, as seen in many of the pictures here. She comes with no accessories, which is a bit of a disappointment, but I assume this is because of the costs of a mixed media outfit. Upon freeing her from her plastic cage, you will find Elizabeth with a single twisty-tie around her waist, the usual high-quality print used for the background, and its matching wraparound. It is not mint-on-card collector friendly, but if you do like to keep your figures sealed, the packaging is very elegant through its minimalism, bringing attention to the figure itself rather than gaudy box art. If you aren’t, I suggest you start collecting NECA. If you know NECA (or McFarlane), you are familiar with this item. She features the tried-and true, slim NECA clamshell, which in itself is a double edged sword. However I can provide a car shot I used for Twitter. I apologize for not having a studio in package shot I opened her before I planned to do a review. This is a remarkably good looking figure. Never have I purchased a figure where the first way to describe it was beautiful. There are a number of descriptions that typically follow when purchasing a good figure: fantastic, impressive, and great addition are just a few.
As a core character, she is a fantastic choice to start with. Opening the Infinite line is the mysterious Lamb of Columbia, the sun of the game’s galaxy, Elizabeth. Irrational Games once again teamed up with NECA toys to bring us figures from their Bioshock universe. She may not pack the action of Predator’s Dutch, or the comedy of Claptrap from Borderlands, but she is absolutely captivating and goes toe to toe with the best. While she doesn’t seem to fit the excitement of the rest, the NECA Bioshock Infinite Elizabeth Figure certainly should be on your list. Among all this, one figure stands out, and has since its announcement at Toy Fair 2012. From Lego’s superb ninth installment of their blindbag minifigures to NECA’s take on the 25 th Anniversary of ’87’s Predator, collectors are truly given a spectacular variety. To date, 2013’s first quarter has produced a fantastic selection. To search eBay for this figure: CLICK HERE
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