[Joe Moore]

Ultimate King Kong of Skull Island by Mezco

[OriginalFire]

Finally, I've been waiting for this since I saw it. Thank goodness it wasn't cancelled

[Smasher]

I got the 6 inch version of this some months ago.
It's among my top 5 toys I've bought this year.
I imagine the Ultimate Kong will be just as awesome.

[Dmar1994]

The bigger version looks great but the price is a bit over priced even when you compare it to the NECA quarter scale figures aren't that high.

[firmpulse]

Kind of weak that it's articulation is so limited. Especially considering the price. It doesn't even have knee articulation.

[deecee4]

Cool sculpt but I feel like the head should be smaller and body should have more mass to it. Also I don't feel like this is worth the price theyre asking...

[predaking000]

Quote:

Originally Posted by firmpulse

Kind of weak that it's articulation is so limited. Especially considering the price. It doesn't even have knee articulation.

With big figures like this, I don't mind the lack of articulation at all. NECA's 18" Knifehead was a floppy mess, though that was partly due to the character design as well. But if fewer leg joints for a top-heavy figure = greater stability, then I'm all for it.

I won't be putting King Kong in one-legged karate kick poses even if it had the joints for it.

[firmpulse]

Quote:

Originally Posted by predaking000

With big figures like this, I don't mind the lack of articulation at all. NECA's 18" Knifehead was a floppy mess, though that was partly due to the character design as well. But if fewer leg joints for a top-heavy figure = greater stability, then I'm all for it.

I won't be putting King Kong in one-legged karate kick poses even if it had the joints for it.

I understand. I'm not talking full on Marvel Legends articulation. But knee joints (at the very least) are a must for me.