do the eyes wobble when they are not being posed, and is he durable? Also does the mask come off to easily and are any parts not sturdy?
1054902
The eyes haven't wobbled at all for me, and yes, he is very durable. The masks stay on the figure well, but getting them on is a little work. Nothing that would make me not like the product, though. It kind of reaffirms that the head will stay on lol.
1054903
Eyes do not wobble at all - painted. Helmet is easily removable/swappable. Durable figure, but his helmet horn is very fragile. Mine broke off, and I had to re fasten it to the helmet.
1054904
Everything ok. Except it may not be as perfect as you seen in the picture...made/painted in China after all. The only grouse I have is the feather on the head armour, it does stay in shape at all. Overall, it is still a good figurine
1054905
It's a solid figure with good parts. I bought it for my best friend for his birthday, and he loves it.
1054906
This is a very sturdy and durable figure, it doesn't have any wobbling parts . The mask stays on its place, but you can remove it easily.
1069080
It does pack a bit of punch, it may sting a bit when hit on bare skin. As for eyes I would advise you show him to never shoot in the direction of face as it will/may cause damage. I believe the age for this toy is 8yrs+
328305
Looks like the same mask. I have used it for a few months with no problem. Sure hope it is safe. I play senior ball and a short stop did not have one and took a line drive right to a eye socket and will loose his sight and need extensive surgery, has been in hospital for two weeks.
1760545
the plastic this model is made of is not cheap but is delicate. the big pieces can withstand some pressure. but keep in mind it does have brittle parts such as small, thin parts. such as the wings, V-crest on the head, and beam saber effect parts. also keep in mind this is NOT a toy for children to rough house with. its for collectors and decorative display only.
1944038
Definitely! But keep in mind that the mask is the same size as a human head. It's made of a very durable and pliable material (I believe it's latex rubber) and the mouth can easily be manipulated from inside to give the illusion of lip movement, but the operator would need to keep himself hidden.
2181
There are bolts and nuts holding him together. I would not try to take him apart. He is too cool all together. I move him around the house and it never stops surprising me. "He" or "She" is a lot of fun.
846944
Yes. I am not into cosplay or anything, but this looks very good and has excellent sound effects. My kids play with it on occasion so it can stand up to light play/use without a problem, but not hard hits. Still works great after one and half years.
7363
He is one of the easiest movie figures to transform. Take off the whole piece with the propellers while transforming and there's not much to him. Only problem is his head will sometimes refuse to go back into hiding when you transform back.
2041482
The head fits inside the mask/box. The cut out box holes are for the eyes. Hope this helps.
1648230
Really it depends on his age and ability to care for the figures. They look great and have fantastic articulation, making them well worth the price. However, they are more like display figures and aren't really for rough play.
2148183
it's quite durable. I carry mine around and use it in cosplay (being a 1:1 scale prop replica as well) and I have dropped it a few times. it's fallen from my pocket and such. and so far I have had a few problems... the casing seems unscratched (by casing I mean the remote itself) although the software seems a bit glitchy (light and sound doesn't turn off after release of button, light doesn't turn on, light and sound have a long delay) after. all in all it still works though. so it will survive a fall out of a shirt pocket, and being shaken (though that's when the glitching starts)
1405054
Yes, his head,arms and legs move. He also have bendable elbows and knees which makes it easy to change pose. I love it and it is well made. You will be pleased with the purchase.
478815
His head is harder than the body and his ears are quite large, but I think the body is faiely soft and a kind of "squishy" actually. Obviously not as soft as a stuffed toy but my 4 yr old daughter hasnt had any problems snuggling.
1562893
The eyes are hard. They aren't glued on, but affixed through the material. My daughter has had it for 4 yrs, they are still on dispite many washes and rough play.
1364821
It looks great & very durable, posing is easy as well . usually figmas range from 60$-90$ so this price is way too high, but as someone stated below me it depends on how much you like the character.
859033
Being that it is mostly made for display purposes it can be fragile in some aspects. For the most part they hold together very well. The only thing I would say to be careful with is some of the joints, like swapping the hands a lot can wear on the pegs and some have been known to break that way. I have several Sh Figuarts and so far not a single one has broke yet.
2268794
Hi. Maxie's eyes are plastic, not embroidered. His tag says ages 1+. However, I think he's cute enough to buy and hold until the baby is old enough to have him. He's soft, squishy, with such an appealing face, and cute, big feet! (Yes, I know I sound silly, but I'm a former teddy bear shop owner and Gund dealer and still completely addicted to bears and stuffed animals--and bought him for myself.) But again, his plastic eyes make him unsuitable for a very young baby. Thanks for listening!