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| | | A Square Enix Japanese import! For the first time ever, the weapons of the FINAL FANTASY and KINGDOM HEARTS universes are being made available as prop replicas! Each replica is faithfully crafted based on the original designs used in creating the video games. They are 1/6th scale and made from a variety of materials, but primarily in die-cast metal, along with abs & pvc plastic. Each high quality, iconic MASTER ARMS replica comes with a display stand, and is packaged in a deluxe collector's box. From FINAL FANTASY VII: DIRGE OF CERBERUS Approximately 6' long As of ADVENT CHILDREN, VINCENT VALENTINE has a triple-barrel revolver named CERBERUS, reflected in the silver charm that hangs from the hilt of the gun as well as the detailng showing the dogs heads on the side of each barrel. The Cerberus handgun is scheduled to have opening & spinning cylinders, a triple-hammer that can be cocked, and working trigger. | | | |
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| | Product Details | | Package Length: | 8.8 inches | | Package Width: | 5.9 inches | | Package Height: | 4.3 inches | | Package Weight: | 0.7 pounds | | Average Customer Rating: |  based on 6 reviews |
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| | Features | This replica weapon is faithfully crafted based on the original design used in creating the Final Fantasy video game.This 1/6th scale replica is primarily in die-cast metal.Modeled after Vincent Valentine's triple-barrel revolver named ¿Cerberus.¿This 6¿ replica features opening and spinning cylinders, a triple-hammer that can be cocked, and working trigger.
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| | Customer Reviews | Average Customer Review: ( 6 customer reviews )
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7 of 7 found the following review helpful:
 98% plastic junk Sep 27, 2008
By Wood Creation's
"LG"
This item is not as described. It is 98% plastic. Is described as "primarily die cast metal". I agree the detail is good and the chamber & trigger mechanism nice but was expecting at least 50% die cast metal. If you want this replica and don't mind it being plastic you will like it. If expected the discription then you will be disappointed like me.
2 of 3 found the following review helpful:
 Replica Vincent Valentine Cerberus pistol Jan 29, 2008
By Laura Havash
"twilightlebeau"
Its a lot smaller than I imagined! But still around 4-5 inches long, it has great detail. The chamber opens and you can examine the detail. The bullet chambers turn, and you can work the hammer. The trigger also articulates. It comes with a clear plastic stand which looks reasonably good. A nice piece! Fragile, for display only.
 not what i thought it was Mar 03, 2012
By peter
its not exactly what i thought it was its just a paper wait its good if you want something to collect sooo
Not the same at all... Feb 15, 2011
By Z The S
Sadly, friends, this one is not the same as the one offered by Square Enix at a lower price. The Square Enix model does contain die cast metal (along with some plastic). The Square Enix model is roughly the same size (5.9 inches). Also it is not discontinued by the manufacturer, in fact you can still buy it at the Square Enix store.
 4/5 Sep 15, 2010
By Darian Campbell
Though I absolutely adore the nice design and am a very big fan of FF, I am disappointed by the size. I had assumed it would be life-size, however, it is about the size of my hand. I do enjoy it quite a bit, especially the fact that you can open it up to see the barrels. Overall, not bad, but could have been bigger.
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