MOTU Origins Snake Men - Reptilax

Much like Vypor, Reptilax is a stand alone character and according to the mini comic, not very trustworthy. Reptilax is the bruiser in the Snake Men clan. You know, the guy they send to your house to collect. That kind of personality trait fits this characters design perfectly. The studded web gear, battle axe, sword and shield together work nicely and succeed in giving Reptilax a menacing look. 


 That head sculpt with tounge sticking out is outstanding! The lack of paint apps on these figures is par for the course. But even that doesn't take away from the overall appearance. 
Look at that tail! So cool! 
I've got one more MOTU Origins Snake Men figure on the way so stay tuned for that. In the meantime, grab yourself a hot cup of coffee and enjoy a 2 Minute Toy Break! More to come...





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