Bulletproof COPS N CROOKS Twelfth Scale Big Bad Workshop Figure

I’m super stoked about this relaunch the COPS ‘N CROOKS line and I wasn’t sure what to expect, but now that the first figure has been officially revealed and is in stock, I’m genuinely fired up about what this could mean for fans of this beloved late-80s property. For those of us who grew up watching the animated series and collecting the original Hasbro figures, seeing Inspector Bulletproof brought back to life in a modern 1/12 scale format feels like a full circle moment that the hobby desperately needed. This figure stands approximately 6 inches tall and features over 20 points of articulation, which should make him right at home alongside other premium 1/12 scale collectibles on your shelf, and the inclusion of a soft goods jacket is a nice touch that adds a layer of realism and personality that really sells the character. The accessory loadout is solid too, with an alternate head portrait, alternate hands, a gun, briefcase, handcuffs, and a display stand all packed into the box, giving collectors plenty of options when it comes to posing and display. The fact that Big Bad Workshop chose Bulletproof as the opening salvo for the line tells me they understand exactly which character needed to lead the charge. You can order the figure now over at BigBadToyStore, and I would honestly not sleep on this one because a property like COPS ‘N CROOKS getting this kind of treatment is the sort of deep cut revival that doesn’t come around often. I can’t wait to see who Big Bad Workshop lines up next, because if the rest of the roster gets this level of care, we could be looking at one of the most exciting niche lines to hit the hobby in a long time.

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Official Images

Bulletproof is shownn alongside his full spread of included accessories. An alternate head with a slightly different expression sits next to the main figure, and multiple pairs of swappable hands are arranged below, including gripping, open, and ring-holding options. The tan fabric trench coat is shown laid flat to the right, revealing its full length and stitched lapel construction, with the silver briefcase, gold badge, handcuffs, and black submachine gun arranged nearby.

Bulletproof is posed holding up a gold badge in one raised hand and gripping a black hard-shell briefcase in the other. He wears dark sunglasses, a yellow shirt, and a long tan fabric trench coat with raw, frayed edges and functional buttons. Beneath the coat, his torso and upper legs feature detailed sculpted mechanical armor plating with a central star emblem and belt buckle, paired with deep red shoes.

In his right hand, Bulletproof grips a black submachine gun with a top-mounted magazine, while his left hand carries a silver metallic case with slat detailing on its side. His slicked-back dark hair and smirking expression are visible beneath the sunglasses, and the trench coat’s wide collar is popped up around his neck.

Bulletproof stands with the submachine gun raised in his right hand, his left hand giving a thumbs-up gesture. The trench coat’s belted waist cinches the fabric at the midsection with a black buckle, and the coat’s hem falls just above the ankles.

Leaning against a wooden crate, Bulletproof holds a large black assault rifle with a barrel-mounted suppressor and forward grip, clutching it across his chest with both hands. The tan trench coat drapes open to expose the yellow shirt underneath, and his red-brown armored leg panels with segmented knee padding show in this crouched stance.

Without the trench coat, Bulletproof’s full mechanical torso armor is on display, showing layered plating with tubes, hoses, and ribbed detailing running across the chest and abdomen.

Stripped of the trench coat, Bulletproof holds the briefcase in his right hand while gripping the compact multi-barrel firearm in his left. The sculpted armor’s dark metallic finish contrasts sharply against the bright yellow sleeves.

Posed in a wide stance, Bulletproof fires the large assault rifle from the hip, with a muzzle blast effect attached to the barrel end. In this shot, the trench coat flares out behind his legs, capturing a sense of movement in the soft goods fabric.

Holding the gold badge aloft in his right hand, Bulletproof carries the black hard-shell briefcase at his side. The trench coat’s lower half swings slightly open around the legs, revealing the segmented mechanical armor plating along the inner thigh area and the contrast between the dark armored panels and the fabric lining of the coat.

The smoke effects look awesome with a curved smoke or vapor trail effect piece attached to the barrel tip.

Bulletproof holds the gold badge forward in his right hand, with the trench coat’s belt hanging loosely unbuckled and the fabric falling open wide at the chest. The yellow shirt collar sits neatly against the base of his neck, and the sunglasses catch a slight sheen under the lighting.