The dreaded Supreme Commander of the Droid Army made his terrifying debut in The Vintage Collection in 2010 as part of Wave 2. Representing General Grievous as he appeared during the climactic events of Revenge of the Sith, this figure was a landmark achievement in 3.75-inch engineering. It successfully translated the spindly, multi-limbed complexity of the CGI character into a physical toy that maintained a menacing silhouette while offering the most advanced articulation for a Separatist leader to date.

Technical Details & Sculpt

• Design & Cyborg Silhouette: The sculpt features an incredibly intricate skeletal frame, capturing the exposed internal organs housed in a pressurized gut-sack and the reinforced white armor plates that protect his mechanical body. The figure stands significantly taller than standard human figures, perfectly capturing his intimidating, hunched-over predatory stance.
• Deco & Weathered Armor: The 2010 release is defined by its bone-white and industrial grey palette. The paint application features a subtle yellowing of the armor plates to simulate age and battle wear, with a dark wash over the mechanical joints to highlight the complex hydraulics. His piercing yellow eyes are precisely painted within the mask, capturing his cold, murderous intent.
• Articulation: Featuring unprecedented TVC articulation for a droid frame, including ball-jointed shoulders, elbows, and knees. The standout feature is the split-arm functionality, allowing Grievous to shift from two arms to four, each capable of holding a weapon for a full-scale assault on the Jedi Order.
• Display Utility: This is the mandatory "villain" for any Utapau Command Center or Invisible Hand Bridge diorama. He is best positioned surrounded by his MagnaGuards (VC18) or squaring off against Obi-Wan Kenobi (VC103).

Accessories & Equipment

General Grievous comes prepared to add to his collection of fallen Jedi trophies. He includes four unique lightsabers (two blue, two green) with detailed hilt sculpts that fit securely into his specialized mechanical hands. A standout feature of the 2010 release is the premium soft-goods cape, which features a grey exterior and a deep red lining with internal pockets to store his stolen lightsaber hilts. Additionally, the figure includes his signature DT-57 heavy blaster pistol, allowing for a variety of display options ranging from a tactical commander to a four-armed whirlwind of destruction.

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