Mega Construx Halo Heroes Series 6

Technical Specifications:
Build Time: 1 minute sorting and building, each.
Set Piece Count: Varies from 20 to 26 depending on figure. See pics below for exact count for each figure.
Minifigures: Spartan Helljumper, Let ‘Volir, Jun, Roland, Spartan Grant, Spartan Athlon
Weapons: Railgun, Energy Sword, Sniper Rifle, DMR, Storm Rifle
Accessories: Buildable Figure Stand with post (each), Jun’s Helmet, Roland’s translucent yellow display screens
Special Features: Translucent Purple Baseplate for each figure stand with this series
Cost: $5 US (Mass Retail) Each

And on with the pics! (Click pics to make BIGGER)

As with each Halo Heroes Series before, there are 6 figures in this series.

Right to left here for Series 6 we have: Spartan Helljumper, Let ‘Volir, Jun, Roland, Spartan Grant, Spartan Athlon

Each set comes a figure stand the same as below. The exception is the corresponding character name.

There is an insert sheet with each figure. It’s the same for all, no specific printing for certain characters.

Below shows the weapons and accessories for the figures. I’m especially impressed by the printing on the energy sword and the translucent yellow display screens.

Now let’s take a look at the figures!

Spartan Helljumper – We rarely get Pink Spartans. I’m all for this one! Lots of detail in the paint application.

Let ‘Volir – One of the Banished Leaders, Let comes with an awesome printed energy sword! The helmet is very well done. Very glad to have this character in minifigure form.

The printing on the sword is the exact opposite from one side to the other. This is supposed to reflect that the sword is transparent and the energy crackles can been seen throughout.

Spartan Jun-A266 – I am immensely happy that we are getting all of Noble Team. Especially since they come with a human head and helmet! (Well, except for Emile, when Mega gets to him.)

Jun’s remarkable “Fist of Arrows” tattoo on the left side of his face is fantastic, even at this scale! (Though a little hard to get into focus…)

Roland (UNSC Infinity’s AI) – The only other time we’ve had Roland was in the micro version that came with the Signature series Mammoth a few years back. Here, he gets the full mini figure treatment!

My only complaint from series 6 is that Roland got a strange orangish wash over him. It wasn’t needed as he’s a character made of light. Eventually, I’m going to take rubbing alcohol to this figure and remove that wash. The figure itself though is great!

The detailed printing on the display screens is awesome.  These pieces are slightly over a half inch long!

Spartan Grant – Finally we get a proper Grant! She’s the last of Fireteam Majestic to be made and I’m EXTREMELY happy she’s come to minifigure form!

Just an amazing amount of detail there, huh?

Spartan Athlon – I’m a BIG fan of the Athlon armor. That this one comes in my favorite sports team colors is an even bigger draw for me!

Mega never fails to amaze me by the paint applications it puts on figures of this scale! Such small lines, yet well done!

Here are all the figures in Series 6 on their respective stands with their weapons in an action pose. Click on the pic to see it bigger!

Summary: There is next to no build time with these figures as it’s just the stand to put together. A great selection of characters from across the array of Halo lore.

Overall Rating: I give Series 6, 10 out for 10 medals.

Why did I give it a 10 out of 10?
I gave a rating for each figure, then averaged the final tally.
Spartan Helljumper – As mentioned above, it’s rare that we get a pink colored spartan. I’m happy with this one. If I can find more, I may just buy them for a special giveaway. 10 of 10
Let ‘Volir – One of the Banished I’ve been waiting for, for some time! The printed energy sword is great. The figure even better! 10 of 10
Jun-A266 – Jun is a fan favorite. He gets an added paint deco here not seen in the previously released version that came with the Troop Elephant. As well, the human head really adds to the figure. 10 of 10
Spartan Grant – SO happy to complete my Fireteam Majestic squad with this Grant figure. Lots of paint detail really make this a standout figure among Spartans. 10 of 10
Roland – The only figure in this series that I have any complaints of. The wash applied nearly ruins an otherwise great figure. Take that away and he’s perfect. (Which I will be doing with rubbing alcohol later on) 9 of 10
Spartan Athlon – Fantastic armor set gets a cool color scheme! I hope we see more like this one! 10 of 10

Let me break down my opinion of the value of this set. (In US dollars)
• Each figure with one of the weapons each $3.50 each.
• The buildable stand is made of 4 pieces. Normally this would mean a value of 40 cents for the complete stand. As each stand however comes with the name printed on the large black piece, I put the value of the whole stand at $1.
TOTAL: $4.50 (before tax and in U.S. dollars)

The price of $5 (average retail U.S. price) is just slightly over that. Since each figure comes on it’s own specific card with corresponding character artwork, I can waive the 50 cents difference due to that.

Do I recommend it?  YES! Halo Heroes is one of the very few things I collect both a carded and another to open. These IMO, are highly collectible, especially if kept in the package.

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-Sal