[jestermon]

When picking up another raptor I saw this guy and after seeing him online I had to get him for $5.98 it is a big hunk of plastic.

I haven't seen him often in stores so he's new or an older set.

His arms go 360, 90 degree legs, opening head/mouth.

His legs do allow a nice setting by the beach pose but no dynamic posing.

He's a big boy he's strong sturdy plastic hollow inside with big sturdy joints slightly textured and also has the fleck paint to make him look dirty.

The eyes have a very shiny black paint which adds a doll's eye feel to the cuteness instead of white or yellow eyes and the white on the teeth is a little off but not too much.

He's a figure eating toy so he's hollow on the inside but still very thick walls.

He actually is a tad too skinny for the figures you have to kind of work it in there, was afraid to tear his cape.

I wondered how his balance would be with his hammer attachment but it is made out of a rubbery plastic that slides over his hand and closely matches the plastic on the figure.

The hammer has a great sculpt an is made to look like a crude clay construct not just a smooth shape.

Overall not a stellar posing figure but plenty others have the same joints a great cuted up version of Clayface and looks great with the Batman Penguin and Mr Freeze I got forever ago.

He's also got a fancy muddy fanny.

[Shin Densetsu]

Wow that's awesome man I think that's brand new! I've never seen that! Good scale too.

[Toy Horder]

Yeah, I can't say as I've seen that before. It looks ok but I wish someone would make a more realistic looking version. I don't think Clayface is in Arkham City is he? If he was, it would be awsome to see a version like the Batman Arkham Assylum figures.

[ludovicotek]

He' pretty awesome. I saw him at Target a few weeks ago and came soooooooooo close to picking him up but I passed. Seeing your pics here is making me regret that decision.