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Dr Kain · 12-29-2015, 04:28 PM

So Figuarts Kylo Ren came in today:

Um... if you already have Hasbro's 6inch one, it's not worth the $60 upgrade.

The light saber is far superior to what Hasbro did and the additional hands allow for a better range of poses. Oh, and the torn cape piece around the upper part of his back is nicely detailed. However, if you ignore those, he is an inferior toy. The waist area is loose and because of how big they made the belt, it wobbles around whenever you touch him. The hands are extremely hard to get into the pegs and my left hand's peg prefers to come out WITH the hand instead of the hand coming off the peg. The light saber is nearly impossible to get it to stay inserted in his belt. Also, the feet just don't have that much movement to them because the coat tails keep getting in the way to the point that they will lift the figure up if you stretch his legs out too far. For a Figuarts, I am very disappointed.

12-29-2015, 04:28 PM	#2249
Dr Kain King of Nerdom Join Date: May 2012 Location: Melbourne FL Posts: 11,769	So Figuarts Kylo Ren came in today: Um... if you already have Hasbro's 6inch one, it's not worth the $60 upgrade. The light saber is far superior to what Hasbro did and the additional hands allow for a better range of poses. Oh, and the torn cape piece around the upper part of his back is nicely detailed. However, if you ignore those, he is an inferior toy. The waist area is loose and because of how big they made the belt, it wobbles around whenever you touch him. The hands are extremely hard to get into the pegs and my left hand's peg prefers to come out WITH the hand instead of the hand coming off the peg. The light saber is nearly impossible to get it to stay inserted in his belt. Also, the feet just don't have that much movement to them because the coat tails keep getting in the way to the point that they will lift the figure up if you stretch his legs out too far. For a Figuarts, I am very disappointed. __________________