I'm not a figure collector. I have a few of certain characters that I really like such as R2D2 and Boba Fett but this is my first real Stormtrooper. I mainly get these to keep by my desk for display despite objections from my wife. I want my figures either cute and comical or realistic looking, this figure would fall into the latter category.
This Stormtrooper came well packaged and included two guns, one of which I believe is the E-11 blaster that is the standard Stormtrooper weapon and another one I'm not quite familiar with. The figure looks good. There is a lot of fine detail in the helmet portion specifically but the armor is well molded and adequately painted. It is a matte white finish but it looks good. Another really nice detail is the holster for the E-11 which is molded with lines that make it look very much like leather. It loosely but nicely holds the gun.
Regarding the figure articulation, the head rotates and looks up and down. The shoulders are on ball joints, the biceps rotate, the elbows bend, and the wrists rotate and bend. The waist doesn't seem to turn but just below the rib cage rotates and bends back, forward, left and right. The legs rotate on ball joints from the crotch, the thighs rotate, the knees bend, and the feet bend up forward and back as well as left and right.
Considering all of the articulation I had a hard time initially setting him in a pose. After getting an idea of all of the movement it became fairly easy to get him to stand on his own in a decent firing position. What I also liked about the articulation was that most of the joints are well hidden with the black suit under the armor. There aren't a lot if any very obvious ball joins sticking out.
I'm really happy with this character. I only have the R2D2 from the black series so far and I had some issues with the paint job on that figure. I'm satisfied with everything on this Stormtrooper and for around $24 I can happily and easily recommend this figure.
Frequently bought together
$51.99
Get it May 17 - 22
Only 1 left in stock - order soon.
Total price:
To see our price, add these items to your cart.
Choose items to buy together.
Top rated similar items
Page 1 of 1 Start overPage 1 of 1
Reviews with images
Cool but limited poses
I’m not sure about the other versions out there, but this version, as cool as he looks, doesn’t quite have a full range of poses that one gets from Marvel Legends.He’s still cool, so ultimately I’m happy.
Top reviews from the United States
There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later.
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2015
I'm not a figure collector. I have a few of certain characters that I really like such as R2D2 and Boba Fett but this is my first real Stormtrooper. I mainly get these to keep by my desk for display despite objections from my wife. I want my figures either cute and comical or realistic looking, this figure would fall into the latter category.
This Stormtrooper came well packaged and included two guns, one of which I believe is the E-11 blaster that is the standard Stormtrooper weapon and another one I'm not quite familiar with. The figure looks good. There is a lot of fine detail in the helmet portion specifically but the armor is well molded and adequately painted. It is a matte white finish but it looks good. Another really nice detail is the holster for the E-11 which is molded with lines that make it look very much like leather. It loosely but nicely holds the gun.
Regarding the figure articulation, the head rotates and looks up and down. The shoulders are on ball joints, the biceps rotate, the elbows bend, and the wrists rotate and bend. The waist doesn't seem to turn but just below the rib cage rotates and bends back, forward, left and right. The legs rotate on ball joints from the crotch, the thighs rotate, the knees bend, and the feet bend up forward and back as well as left and right.
Considering all of the articulation I had a hard time initially setting him in a pose. After getting an idea of all of the movement it became fairly easy to get him to stand on his own in a decent firing position. What I also liked about the articulation was that most of the joints are well hidden with the black suit under the armor. There aren't a lot if any very obvious ball joins sticking out.
I'm really happy with this character. I only have the R2D2 from the black series so far and I had some issues with the paint job on that figure. I'm satisfied with everything on this Stormtrooper and for around $24 I can happily and easily recommend this figure.
This Stormtrooper came well packaged and included two guns, one of which I believe is the E-11 blaster that is the standard Stormtrooper weapon and another one I'm not quite familiar with. The figure looks good. There is a lot of fine detail in the helmet portion specifically but the armor is well molded and adequately painted. It is a matte white finish but it looks good. Another really nice detail is the holster for the E-11 which is molded with lines that make it look very much like leather. It loosely but nicely holds the gun.
Regarding the figure articulation, the head rotates and looks up and down. The shoulders are on ball joints, the biceps rotate, the elbows bend, and the wrists rotate and bend. The waist doesn't seem to turn but just below the rib cage rotates and bends back, forward, left and right. The legs rotate on ball joints from the crotch, the thighs rotate, the knees bend, and the feet bend up forward and back as well as left and right.
Considering all of the articulation I had a hard time initially setting him in a pose. After getting an idea of all of the movement it became fairly easy to get him to stand on his own in a decent firing position. What I also liked about the articulation was that most of the joints are well hidden with the black suit under the armor. There aren't a lot if any very obvious ball joins sticking out.
I'm really happy with this character. I only have the R2D2 from the black series so far and I had some issues with the paint job on that figure. I'm satisfied with everything on this Stormtrooper and for around $24 I can happily and easily recommend this figure.
Images in this review
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2014
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2015
Top reviews from other countries
L. ESCRIBANO RODRIGUEZ
Excellent figure
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 17, 2016
Kika Jamir
Five Stars
Reviewed in India on July 25, 2015
Kika Jamir
Reviewed in India on July 25, 2015
Images in this review
