Articulation points: neck, shoulders, wrists, waist

Costume: Black vinyl cap and long coat, with silver and red trim on the cuffs. Black gloves, boots, pants, and short uniform jacket with red piping are molded/painted on.

The figure is packaged with the following accessories:

Figure is secured in a clear blister pack on a brown and gold backing card. The blister itself has an internal card frame with a blue background.

Front text consists of: AGES 8 AND UP FarscapeTM logo (gold on blue) SERIES 2 WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years. ToyVaultTM logo (yellow on grey) BIALAR CraisTM CAPTAIN BIALAR CRAIS Contains Crais, long coat, Peacekeeper gun, analyzer, and Peacekeeper hat

Back text includes: FarscapeTM logo (gold on blue) SERIES 2 CraisTM A Sebacean Peacekeeper Captain "I shall personally enjoy pulling you apart to see what you are made of." Height: 5'11" Rank: Captain of a Peacekeeper Command Carrier. Goal: Avenging the death of his brother, killed by a collision with Crichton's ship. Origin: Born in a Sebacean farming community, he was wrested from his family as a boy and conscripted against his will into the military. LOOK FOR THESE FARSCAPE ACTION FIGURES OUT NOW: (images of Scorpius, Aeryn, Rygel) Over 20 figures planned! All figures: Made to scale of 6' to 7" Have multiple points of articulation Modeled on Farscape television series characters

• From the toyVault website:

  Crais: Captain Bialar Crais
  Comes with Long Coat, Peacekeeper Gun, Analyzer, and Peacekeeper Hat.
  Sculpted by Sandy Collora
  Painted by Edward Wires

• From the Collora Studios website:

  "Landing a job at Stan Winton Studios in 1988 on "Leviathan", Collora honed his skills as a creature designer and sculptor, eventually going on to work with industry giants Arnold Kopelson, Rick Baker and Rob Bottin."

  "After over a decade of concept design, sculpting, storyboarding, and art direction on major motion pictures, he made his directorial debut last year with his acclaimed short film "Solomon Bernstein's Bathroom." 1999 also the birth of his toy development studio, as well the small, indie production company, Montauk Films."

• From the Edward Wires website:

  "Edward Wires is a commercial toy prototype painter. He has been in the business just shy of four years and works for several different companies; Toy Biz, Palisades Toys, Toy Vault, and Dark Horse to name a few."

  "He has painted literally hundreds of figures (and each one requires up to 2 to 5 copies), for a multitude of exciting properties ranging from Lord of the Rings to The Muppets. From Spiderman Classics to Farscape. And from The X-Men to the WCW."