Gencokok Titan 13 Action Figure, T13 20cm/8.1 Inch Assembly Completed T20 Dummy 3D Printed Nova Lucky 13 With 6 Weapons Set 3 Hands - Present for Game Lovers (Gold)

As a reference, i prefer this over the standard wooden mannequin, it has MUCH more posability. Has print lines as this is clearly fdm printed, tiny bit worried about the strength of the wrist joint

From my son:I think it deserves the 4 stars because it’s a good figure, but some of the joints are a bit loose. It's hard to change out the hands and the hands, but it can stand on one leg. They can hold up a good variety of poses and just look really cool!

I am so pleased at the quality of this figure. The 3-D print makes a big difference in the joint movement. I love the silver shine on the parts as well. I have some smaller T13 imitations that have loose joints, are not 3-D printed, and parts always fall off. This is quality all the way around.

This was a very good and cool toy. My son loved playing with it. Insanely articulated and great for stop motion. Especially when you make it fight with other ones. Would recommend it for all ages. Great product.

This Titan action figure from Gencokok is created with a rich looking copper color, and that is very striking. The set comes fully assembled plus extra hands designed to be grasping or holding one of the many swords, shields or other weapons in the medieval arsenal. Some of these weapons are unsizeably large, but I guess a copper robot guy can wield them just fine. The Titan is 20 cm tall figure appears to have stronger joints and cleaner features than the 13cm counterpart. Probably just due to the 3D printing process where some limitations on detail will diminish as size increases. Although now fully assembled I expect this guy will be taken apart on occasion to check out how every joint works, since they each move in a lifelike manner. I did note that the detents on the toes were not really working, so the toes can just more or less flop up and down. That may create some pose stability issues since toes are pretty essential for balance, and I noted that to be the case on this guy as well as with my own feet. I got this set, as well as a few others for my grandson to use in role playing with stop-action videography. He has a great imagination so I expect that he will be able to have fun and learn a bit as he puts together some short sequences. That is what I anticipate, since last fall he was using some small models that he has to create a scene he recorded and sent to me. At seven he won't be creating anything super complex, so I considered the pose-ability of these Titan figures a perfect introduction. They should provide him a bunch of fun and most likely hours of role playing, setups, and recording. Learning at its best. Whatever his imagination can conjure up. Of course I would expect that his dad might offer him a few suggestions as well since adults certainly cannot keep their imaginations to themselves.