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If you played Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2, looked at Lieutenant Titus and thought you were that guy, you’re absolutely not. However, with the arrival of a brand-new replica helmet from JoyToy you can at least pretend you are that guy.
There’s an official Space Marine 2 Titus helmet
Revealed via Warhammer Merch Store, the official Lieutenant Titus’ Mark X Helmet Bundle is available to pre-order now. The 1:1 scale helmet is an accurate recreation of the (non-battle damaged) helmet from the 2024 video game and costs £139.99 GBP for the bundle or £114.99 GBP without the display stand.
Available here, Lieutenant Titus’ Mk X Helmet comes in at 30cm in height, 32cm in width and 39cm in diameter and features fully adjustable inner padding to fit most head sizes. The prop also has LED lights behind the lenses for that bright red eye colour fans love. However, to actually use the LEDs, you will need two AAA batteries which don’t come with the helmet for some reason.
Alongside the helmet, customers will also be given an “exclusive display stand” custom made for the helmet. The display features Adeptus Astartes insignia on the base and a hidden Ultramarines purity seal underneath the helmet itself.
Fans who pre-order the replica helmet bundle will also be given an additional free goodie in the form of a Space Marine 2 T-Shirt. While everyone reading this probably has at least one Warhammer 40K t-shirt in their collection, pre-ordering this bundle will give you one more Ultramarine-themed bit of kit to wear around.
Joytoy claims that the Lieutenant Titus’ Mark X Helmet Bundle can be used purely for display or as part of a cosplay. However, the manufacturer recommends that only fans over the age of 15-years-old purchase the product as it’s “not suitable for children under 12 years”. Additionally, it’s allegedly “not a toy”, but it is a helmet of a video game character which feels quite toy-like to me.
Honestly, the helmet itself looks pretty damn sick, but my house is sadly filled to the brim with Halo helmets to fit this anywhere.
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Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2
- Platform(s): PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series S, Xbox Series X
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