Jaws: NECA’s Quint figure looks amazing in newly shared batch of images

By Cody Hamman

Posted 5 years ago

Last Updated on July 30, 2021

NECA will be releasing a clothed, 8" figure of shark hunter Quint from Steven Spielberg's classic Jaws (watch it HERE) soon, and today the collectibles-maker took to their Facebook account to share ten images of the figure. For Jaws fans this thing is quite a sight to behold, because NECA was able to perfectly capture the way Robert Shaw looked as this character while delivering his unforgettable performance.

For the first time in the movie’s 45 year history, NECA is happy to announce a brand new 8″ Clothed figure featuring the licensed likeness of Robert Shaw as Sam Quint from the 1975 classic. Standing at 8″ tall, the seasoned shark hunter is equipped with screen accurate accessories and tailored clothing.
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Collectors can expect an in-scale companion piece of the great white shark to arrive later this year.

Those "screen accurate accessories" include a rifle, a harpoon gun, a baseball bat, a machete, and a can of beer, a hat, and a bandana.

The Quint figure is expected to ship out to retailers in March. The images NECA shared can be seen right here:

Source: NECA

Tags: aith, Arrow in the head, Jaws, NECA, Robert Shaw, Steven Spielberg

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