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I'm not sure why people complain about quality because what we got is very good, not the amazing but what do you expet for £5, it is really good quality for the price. Unless you got something different than me.I deffo recommend this productMy son asked me for these and had totally no idea what it was, I'm not watching tiktok so totally unfamiliar with them.Checked Amazon and couldn't decide which to buy as none had good enough reviews, limited number of ratings but when came across this seller I thought to give it a shot.At £5.99 per figurine I thought it's not too much of risk.Fast deliveryTerrible packingEasy to follow Instagram and assemble (my 12you did it with not much of a fuss and support but he does his Warhammer figures himself so is experienced.It is good quality product, pieces come together well and don't fall apart.We ordered 2 figures one red and one white, he mixed the pieces and they fit well together.Comes with few accessories and extra hands.Balance well on flat surface, designing different postures.So far it's good, no complaints.I would recommend this purchase

Technically this should be a great toy. It arrives as a kit that you put together and then afterwards you can pose it and kids can play with it.The build is straight forward but straight away I noticed some joints were an easy fit and one main one (chest->hips) wouldn't connect at all.As a seasoned model builder I managed to trim the central connection enough so that the socket could clip together.I got 1 or 2 cool poses out of the figure and then the easy to fit joints became very loose and would no longer hold weight or even make the figure stand up.My daughter took it away to play with it (she is 10) and on it's return all of the joints were floppy and utterly useless.I'm assuming at some point the design of this product had production tolerances, and then it was mass produced and those tolerances went out of the window. Cheap materials + poor production QA = an awful product.Spend your £9 on x2 Star Wars figures from the Entertainer (currently £4 each).

My son is currently learning how to improve his drawing and has recently starting drawing comic style pictures this figure set is amazing for posing in various styles for him to draw.It also has the element of fun when building the figure from scratch.He’s very happy with his purchase and his drawing has improved rapidly

Difficult to assemble, not sturdy so parts fall off very easily, have been thrown in the bin

I ordered the product as I wanted a mannequin to use as a drawing reference that would turn into an action figure when not needed. It looked alright and the legs managed to stand on their own which was appreciated. However, in my package I was missing the component to connect the upper to the lower body and one of the connector to connect the arm. On Amazon’s part, I would have liked a replacement (I didn’t really care for a refund as I liked the action figure) but there was no option, so now I have to receive the refund, wait for the refund to come back, then order another one. Again, this didn’t affect my review - only the missing components did, but they surely made the experience more upsetting 😅

I bought two of these, the red and the white, and both had issues.Firstly, the instructions are very unclear. I've spent my life building models, Warhammer miniatures, LEGO, and even design my own 3D models, and these figures took a very long time to build and were extremely frustrating because the diagrams were too small to make out any detail, especially when many of the parts are very similar, but of slightly different sizes.While some of the parts snap-fit quite well, I found that the kneecaps in particular pop off when posing, and - particularly on the red version, the panels at the tops of the legs fall off quite easily.Of the two figures, I found the white version to be better on the whole (the kneecaps stay on!), but an annoying issue with this one is that the feet are extremely loose, and can't be positioned properly without flopping around wherever gravity pulls them.For around £5 each, I can't really complain, but I'm certainly not going to be using them as I'd hoped, for pose references for 3D artwork.

easy to assemble, pretty cool. bought it for my cousin but it turns out I had more fun than him lol

These figures are poor quality. Less than 20 minutes making stop-motion and the right hip knees left ankle joints are so loose it's unposeable then the left knee hinge broke. Avoid this rubbish need to find a quality replacement for animation project