Tron Electronic Arcade Style PX Previews Exclusive Box Set From DST

Diamond Select

by Jay Cochran
November 19, 2020

Right out of Kevin Flynn's arcade comes Diamond Select's box set from the 1982 landmark motion picture, Tron!

The exclusive packaging is inspired by the actual vintage 1980s Tron arcade machine and was designed by David Forrest of Kinetic Underground. This electronic boxset showcases Tron and Sark's final showdown as Flynn plunges into the Master Control Program's core to return to the real world.

The arcade-styled packaging features a full light-up Tron marquee, an authentic replica of the Tron arcade joystick, and 2 different UV light sequences. The multiple flashing multicolored LEDs and ultraviolet lights are activated by either pressing the Player 1 or Player 2 start buttons located on top of the replica arcade control console!

This Tron boxset comes packed with 7-inch collector's scale action figures of Tron, Sark, and Flynn, designed by Yuri Tming and sculpted by Gentle Giant Studios. Each figure features 16 points of articulation with identity disc accessories and UV reflective paint which glows when electronics in the package are activated!

The Tron Electronic Arcade Style Boxset includes batteries and measures over 16 inches tall and over 11 inches wide. You can pre-order this from our sponsor BigBadToyStore.com.

Product Features

7-inch scale (17.78cm)
Based on the classic '80s film
Packaging inspired by the actual vintage 1980s Tron arcade machine and designed by David Forrest of Kinetic Underground
Full light-up Tron marquee
Authentic replica of the Tron arcade joystick
2 Different UV light sequences
Multiple flashing multicolored LEDs and ultraviolet lights activated by Player 1 or Player 2 start buttons
16 points of articulation and identity disc accessories
UV reflective paint glows when electronics in the package are activated
Batteries included
Box stands over 16 inches tall and over 11 inches wide (40.64cm x 28cm)
Sculpted by Gentle Giant Studios

Box Contents

Tron figure
Sark figure
Flynn figure
Identity disc accessories
Tron marquee
Tron arcade game joystick replica
Batteries

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Comments...

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Belmont13 - 2020-11-20 @ 4:34 pm

Neat looking packaging but it does feel overpriced.

deecee4 - 2020-11-20 @ 12:57 pm

9 hours ago, GoldBlade6 said:
$120 for fancy packaging?! These samefigures have been released on roughly 5 occasions: with Epic Mickey figures - twice, indifferent types of packaging; again as singles; then as Walgreen's exclusives; anda SDCC exclusive

The ones that came with the Kingdom Hearts figures are completely different figures. They're based on the CG models that appeared in the video game and are smaller, have less articulation and don't feature actor likeness. The other figures are based on how they apepared in the movie.

I have some nitpicks like the joystick not being translucent but for the most part I think the set is okay........however,I think lack of music is a glaring omission for the price they're asking.Anyone who spent anytime around the arcade cabinet knows that bit of the soundtrack that would play over and over lol.

ghostbogey - 2020-11-20 @ 10:04 am

I thought I seen those figs before...

However....The packaging is pretty, pretty....You know what I mean =^)

As far as the price....It cost what it cost

GoldBlade6 - 2020-11-20 @ 4:06 am

$120 for fancy packaging?! These samefigures have been released on roughly 5 occasions: with Epic Mickey figures - twice, indifferent types of packaging; again as singles; then as Walgreen's exclusives; anda SDCC exclusive - and despite all of these re-releases and repaints, Diamond still couldn'tfigureout a way to release the Recognizer, once, for fans? What makes these 3 re-releases so special?Seriously, show the property some actual respect, or give it a rest. $120 for a new package of figures released literally 3 to 5 times over is just insulting.

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