Assassins Creed Statue/Figures

[Dr_Jengo]

@PUREARTS: Thanks for coming and clearing things up.

Definitely hoping that this is just a first of many!

[LowlyAssassin]

Can you (purearts) clarify the scale that this statue is made in? And the official dimensions please?
As I think its good to know what scale all statues are made too

[Mathika]

Height = 55 cm
Length = 46 cm
depth = 31 cm

I measured Connor

0,12 cm (foot to knee)
+ 0,14 cm (knee to butt)
+ 0,16 cm (butt to shoulders)
+ 0,06 cm (Head)
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0,48 cm


I would say Connor is big 1,85 m or little bit more


1,85 / 0,48 = 3,85 ~ 4

Scale = 1:4

[LowlyAssassin]

Originally Posted by Mathika

Height = 55 cm
Length = 46 cm
depth = 31 cm

This is brilliant
Thank you for working this out
Are you adding scale to the info on page 1?

[v1sav1s]

Hi purearts,
It's not my intent to sound impertinent, hopefully I'm just being prudent. But is there any proof that you will provide to confirm that this is indeed an Official Ubisoft product? Is there a Ubisoft employee that can collaborate on your statement? Why weren't these openly advertised if you were permitted to sell these to the public?

Also can you confirm the price (and shipping costs if possible)? How come the edition size (x/250) wasn't printed on the bottom of the base?

There's a bit of mystery and even controversy surrounding this statue, so perhaps you can provide clarity. I'm really hoping to get this if it's an Official Ubisoft item.

Thank you.

[Mathika]

Originally Posted by LowlyAssassin

This is brilliant
Thank you for working this out
Are you adding scale to the info on page 1?

Jep

And here another Info

The Promo Tomahawk is from Pure ARTS too

They said that there are a little bit more than 100
(I think between 100 and 200)

Greetz

[Dr_Jengo]

The Tomahawk in the wooden box? Funny how the person who sold it to me, told me it was limited to 300 but everyone else says less

[Romeo]

Just playing devils advocate here, I just don't have a good feeling about this guys. Reminds me of Fyre Figures or whatever they're called today.

Yes, the statue base does say UbiCollectibles. My problem is several...

- It isn't numbered on the statue or base.
- I didn't see a certificate anywhere (correct me if there is one).
- The company's website doesn't exist and doesn't have an official store.
- Lowly stated they're registered in Canada but contact info is in China.
- They state "we might make more than 250 but may not... but maybe"
- Their email response to be has a lot of red flags with verbiage "you're lucky" "I'm authorized to sell you!" all through a random email with PayPal, not through any official store.

[LowlyAssassin]

Originally Posted by Romeo

Just playing devils advocate here, I just don't have a good feeling about this guys. Reminds me of Fyre Figures or whatever they're called today.

Yes, the statue base does say UbiCollectibles. My problem is several...

- It isn't numbered on the statue or base.
- I didn't see a certificate anywhere (correct me if there is one).
- The company's website doesn't exist and doesn't have an official store.
- Lowly stated they're registered in Canada but contact info is in China.
- They state "we might make more than 250 but may not... but maybe"
- Their email response to be has a lot of red flags with verbiage "you're lucky" "I'm authorized to sell you!" all through a random email with PayPal, not through any official store.

I knwo what I said was very vaigue
I shall try to clarify
The image that pure arts uses as its logo is a registered trademark in Canada ( it may be registered in other countries too but this was the first official listing I could fond on 2 pages of google)
But that does not mean the company is based in canada but the trademark is registered their

I hope that make sense
I guess you all know the difference between a company being registered and a logo being registered

[Barran]

lol, so they even made the AC3 Presskit Tomahawk, thats interesting! too bad that the Tomahawk wasnt made in some sort of resin... it looks like a real replica but it was just some sort of light silicon or something


i trust Pure Arts, they already made Assassins Creed 3 PVC statues (AC3 The Hunter and AC3 Connor: Rise) and this figures had a ubi license, so Pure Arts had a AC3 license... its not like a no name company selling a AC statue, like Fire Figures tried it

i think also a problem is that they dont have a real homepage when im not mistaken, just a website with the company logo, and so some people dont trust them because homepages are important for a company like this in these days!