His armour is scratched, dented and scorched, with the odd bullet hole for flavour. Tank s head is horrifically painted, accented by a gaping eye socket. Colour is limited to a dark palette, which is consistent with Quake II . It s a frill, but it s still cool. The articulation points are in good locations, allowing a good number of menacing poses.
Accessories consist of a shoulder-mounted rocket launcher that holds three projectiles.
Little kids play with toys, but the nightmarish visage doesn t endear itself well to the heart of a six year old. Tank is durable considering the detail and articulation, and holds up to moderately rough play. The rockets can be lost, but that s the same with all figures that have projectiles. This is a very good figure and every Quake fan should have one. The problem is that Tank was short packed, meaning that there was only one of him per case, making him harder to find than the other figures.