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Fun for the kiddos to put together and pull apart. Keeps them distracted.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW:Pretty happy with these, they're hard plastic action figures with a nice little assortment of weapons and alternate hand positions! These figures available from various sellers seem to be using the same 3-D printer or molding model, from what I can tell all are of identical quality, which is great! The 3D printed ones tend to fit tighter, the molded ones looser.This one is 3D printed, and done well. Gorgeous articulated demon wings!! The wing hinges are very fragile, though (see below). Comes with a stand for posing in "mid-flight" stances. VERY NICE.These models are not only fun as action figures, but PERFECT for art models, as they can hold so many life-like positions that are excellent for helping capture motion and action for anyone that likes to draw, sketch, paint, etc. NICE.THESE MOVE PRETTY MUCH INTO ANY POSITION A HUMAN BODY CAN GO INTO!!!DRAWBACKS OR ISSUES?Well, on the one I received the wing joints were a bit fused together by the 3D printer, and several of the tiny hinges broke when trying to move them. They required sketchy superglue repair that has rendered this particular model as a "desk decoration" rather than something to fiddle and play with. That being said, these particular wings are by far the coolest I've seen on a T13 model. They are just FRAGILE, and be VERY WARY of the tiny wing hinges when first moving them!! Also NOTE, tons of small parts; not for very young kids that like to eat toys. The props fit well in hand, no complaints. Tough enough for a kid to play with, detailed and articulated enough for an adult to have fun with, and great for small artist's models, desktop displays and/or as toys! NICE!!

This is a good action figure. You can assemble and pose the parts. It looks very cool. You can collect or play with it.

these posing style toys are great for that 7-10-ish age range, but after a couple of them that you have to put together, the kids get bored of it and try to pass it onto you… and i’m good on all that lol.so i really liked that this came preassembled, and they really liked that it came with all the different little accessories and wings. everyone is happy!

This figure looked really cool in the image of the item. It's supposed to be a demon but I could also imagine a golden warrior or something, it didn't look evil per se.When it arrived it was reasonably well packaged, in two bags and then a third bag to hold them together. I laid all the pieces out (you can see them in my picture) but I tried to puzzle out how to put them together and just was not able to.The wings are so confusing I still haven't figured out where they go. I only figured out the black pieces are to make a stand for the figure. And it took me a lot of time to figure out that the balls on the figure's arms are meant to have hands put on them that are also included and that is how the figure can hold the weapons.An instruction really would have been nice. Right now it's more a puzzle than an action figure. The company says on their website that it is meant for those 7 years and up. I do not believe this age is right, though it's not impossible for a seven year old to play with. But an older child or adult would have to put it together for them and the fact it is supposed to be a demon might also be problematic for this age group. I think it would better fit kids of 12 and up.Through Vine I received this as a free item in return for an honest review.

Action figures are a fantastic addition to any collection or playtime. They are usually highly detailed and articulated, allowing for a wide range of poses and scenarios. Whether you’re into superheroes, movie characters, or fantasy figures, action figures bring your favorite characters to life. They’re perfect for imaginative play, display, or even as collectibles. The quality and craftsmanship can vary, but many action figures come with accessories and features that add to their appeal.

I ordered this to use for some action sketches of our reaper characters in a game; I love using these T13 figs as artists' dummies because of the incredibly lifelike poses I can place them in and the miniscule amount of space that 3-4 of them plus an assortment of accessories and wings and stands take to pack when I'm traveling, which is more days than not.The T13 figures are pretty well known as being a solid 3D printed model that works as a platform for other additions like the wings on this one, so I won't say too much about the figure itself here other than it's at the expected high standard. The wings, which are one of the things that drew me to order this model, are okay but not great--the joints that let me pose the wings go loose very quickly, making it hard to keep the wings extended after a few poses. The accessories that came with this one are a mixed bag--the scythe and greatsword are single-sided but really nice in shape, but the single-sided chopping blade seems to have some rather poor layering on it, and the legendary arced blades with the hand guards built in are an excellent model.Overall, this is a great little set if you're looking to draw fantasy characters, especially reapers, just be careful about bending the wings too often.

I have a few of these guys and they can be very hit or miss. Thankfully this one was a hit. His wings actually stay put and hold a pose. He still has 3D print lines, but they don't impede his flexibility/poseability. The colors are really cool and pop against the black. All in all, this is a great choice for the five-inch T13 figures. Not sure how he would hold up to actual play, mine pretty much live on a bookcase.