Timson Tool 211-V Plasma Cutter Replica | Dead Space

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Product: Timson Tool 211-V Plasma Cutter Replica

Manufacturer: Epic Weapons

Game / IP: Dead Space

Developer: Visceral Games

Released: 2011

Series: 1

Original Price: $219.99

Weight: 40.00 oz

Dimensions: 17" x 3" x 11"

Description:

- Blast away at the Necromorphs!
- The iconic Timson Tool 211-V Plasma Cutter is for you!
- Mainstay tool for CEC miners in the survival horror video game Dead Space.
- The same size as the Plasma Cutter utilized by Isaac Clarke!
- Full-size replica lights up and comes in a displayable carrying case.

Property of Isaac Clarke. The Timson Tools Plasma Cutter Full Size Replica measures about 17-inches long x 11-inches tall x 3-inches wide, the original size of the Plasma Cutter utilized by Isaac Clarke in the first Dead Space video game. Made of metal with plastic parts to accommodate wiring, its estimated weight is approximately 2 1/2 pounds. The 1:1 scale replica lights up and features a built-in trigger that when activated, reflects the signature 3-blast spot so the user may line up his target. This incredible collectible ships in a displayable grey-metal case with "Timson Tool 211-V Plasma Cutter" displayed prominently on the outside. It's definitely for you! Requires 2x "AA" batteries for the laser lights and 3x "AAA" batteries for the LED flashlight. Batteries not included.

The Timson Tools 211-V Plasma Cutter is a mainstay tool for CEC miners. Using ionized gas and plasma energy from an onboard detachable battery, skilled technicians use it to chip pieces off boulders so they'll fit in smelting tubes. For maximum flexibility, this model features both horizontal and vertical cutting modes, and a quarter-meter blade. The 211-V is the first tool that Isaac comes across on the blood-splattered decks of the Ishimura, and it becomes his most trusted companion during his harrowing ordeal in Dead Space.

Dead Space begins when a massive mining ship, the USG Ishimura, comes in contact with a mysterious alien artifact and suddenly loses its communications with Earth. Engineer Isaac Clarke is sent to repair the Ishimura's communications, but arrives to find a floating vessel that has become a complete bloodbath. The crew is mutilated and infected with an ancient alien scourge. Clarke's repair mission is transformed to one of survival as he fights to save himself and return the artifact to the planet at any cost.