Toy Fair 2009: Doc Holliday Six Gun Legends Premium Format Figure

Manufactured by: Sideshow Collectibles

Est. Ship Date: 3rd Qtr 2009

Limited Edition: TBD

Product Summary

Sideshow Exclusive
The Sideshow Exclusive version of the Doc Holliday Premium Format Figure includes a unique feature available nowhere else: Switch-out Right Hand Holding Knife

The Doc Holliday Premium Format figure is a stunning 1:4 scale museum-quality piece. With pistol in hand, Doc is confidently ready for a shootout. Each piece is cast in high-quality polystone, then hand-painted and hand-finished to Sideshow's exacting standard. The figure is dressed in an incredibly detailed fabric costume, complete with real metal tie tack and watch chains and a removable working belt. Doc holds a Colt Lightening pistol in hand and carries a removable Colt Peacemaker in his holster along with twenty-five removable pistol rounds. This stunning figure is the ultimate representation of the legendary Old West gunfighter, an outstanding addition to any collection.

Product Specifications
License: Military - General
Product Type: Premium Format Figure
Product Size: 18" H (457.2mm) x 7.5" W (190.5mm) x 7.5" D (190.5mm)*
Product Weight: 8.00 lbs (3.63 kg)*
Box Size: 20.00" H (508mm) x 10.00" W (254mm) x 10.00" L (254mm)*
Est. Shipping Weight: 10.00 lbs (4.54 kg)*

* Product size and weight are approximate values. Est. Ship Weight is an estimated value for U.S. shipping calculated by item, box and shipping materials. International (non-EU) shipping costs are based on dimensional weight, click here for more information.

Artists:

Tom Gilliland
Seth Rinaldi
Heath Hammond
Greg Mowry of Geppetto Productions
Kevin Ellis
Jeff Yagher
The Sideshow Collectibles Design and Development Team


Manufactured by: Sideshow Collectibles

Product Backstory
One of the most infamous gamblers and notorious gunfighters of the Old West, Doc Holliday made his way across the plains and into the Southwest territories, traveling from town to town as mood or necessity struck. He was quick to draw his pistol and widely known for his hot temper, fearless nature and skill at the card table.

In Fort Griffin, Texas, 1877, a mutual friend introduced Holliday to Wyatt Earp. While Earp was more even-tempered, the two formed a friendship that would be cemented when Holliday saved Earp from an outlaw ambush. Soon after, Earp returned to his brothers in Tombstone, Arizona Territory, where the family held authority as town law enforcement. Holliday joined his friend and was quickly drawn into local politics and altercations between the Earps and Cowboys. After Holliday traded words with Ike Clanton of the Cowboy gang, death threats were exchanged and the fighting escalated. The two groups would collide in the legendary shootout, the Gunfight at the O.K. Corral, in 1881.