Has anyone tried to remove the Cemetary Warrior's mask? I can see space underneath it, and I was just wondering if there was anything underneath it.

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Nice!

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Just went to a Wal-Mart in my area... the one that had the $4.00 Star Wars figures (which are sold out by the way). They had plenty of the Sallah figures.

That Cemetary Warrior looks like they used an Indy head for the base...

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I noticed somehting of mild interest today. I picked up some army builders at TRU, and they don't have the mailaway offer sheet inside, but they still have the relic stickers. Not sure if I came across a goofy case, or if Hasbro has pulled the offer sheet from more recent case assortments.

The offer sheets are hit or miss. Half of the figures I have picked up that were not Indy had them, half didn't. I have 4 Russian Soldiers, 6 single pack Germans, and others and only some of them came with the form.

They all came with the stickers though.

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*cue scooby doo gang voices*

"Tito Santana! So you're the Cemetary Warrior!"

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Actually non of the Raiders packs I have bought had any, only the Crystal Skull ones, but I thought that might have been semi purposefull since the figure related to the current movie and all.

In my case it was figures from both movies - 2 cemetary warriors and one German soldier - that didn't have the forms. All the figures I bought in the first week of their release had the forms. Just thought it odd that the forms were missing so soon after the line's debut.

I'm wondering why they're wasting molds on such things as the CemWarrior's face and the full body sculpt they give him under his non-removeable-without-destroying-the-figure shirt (when they could've just given him a sculpted-shirt body); yet somehow Bludd doesn't rate his own sculpt. Yes, I know (we're told) the Joe brand is a piddlingly insignificant part of Hasbro's entire gross earnings, but I can't fathom that the CemWarrior is big enough to rate such pointless mold costs.

Any guesses if the skeleton A) is articulated, B) is removeable from the throne), or C) has a removeable skull?

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Well if you can't remove him then old Serpie is going to have one really uncomfortable seat

"Ow! Somebody get this femur out of my ass! This, I COMMAND!"

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I'm guessing that the cemetery warrior body will be re-used for some other character down the road. Maybe TOD baddies or something. I think it's even more strange that he's got a fully sculpted face under the mask.

Seems stupid that they bothered to give him a sculpted upper face, but molded the jaw of the skull mask onto the head. Neat figure, but definitely some odd design choices.

in the closer up picture when you click on it at the hasbro page, you can see it has articulated pin joint knees, ankles, and elbows, dunno about shoulders but it's probably some ball-socket type of joint.

Also, it seemed kind of random as to which figures i got that had the mail away form in it.

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