Super 7 - Conan the Barbarian

It was only a matter of time before I added this figure to my collection. I loved the films as a kid and owned a couple of the Marvel comics. Both were pretty great, this figure isn't. 

You get minimum head movement because of the long haired head sculpt. The medallion around his neck and sword are made of a very cheap plastic and feel as if they could easily break. Also, the sword fits better in Conans left hand. Super 7 does get the facial likeness of Schwarzenegger right. Ultimately, this is a figure to be displayed and not played with. In fact, it may be best to keep him in package, displayed on a wall or something. For $30 bucks, it's a figure better off left on card. 



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  1. FujiNovember 18, 2025 at 8:38 AM

    Conan the Barbarian was one of those movies my mom took me to when I was a kid, so it'll always be special to me. But $30 is a steep price to pay for a figure like this.

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