5-Pack Titan 13 Action Figure, 3D Printed Multi-Colored T Dummy 13 | Already Assembled T Lucky13 Action Figure Set with Laser Saber Dummy 13 Robo Nova 13, Figura de acción 13

My daughter’s having a blast with these. They’re essentially articulated, 3D printed action figures. Posable, but mildly fragile. Not meant for rambunctious play. They’re dolls, for all intents and purposes. Well crafted. Some assembly required. Figures fully assembled and separately packaged. Hands and accessories must be carefully removed from supports. Can remove by hand or with needle nose-pliers. Each of the removable hands (provided in an attached set) supports a different accessory. Must attach the correct pair of hands to figures to use different accessories. This can be tricky. Pieces are relatively fragile and a like tricky to attach. Assemble with care. These aren’t toys, but they’re still great fun. If buying for children, be wary of very tiny pieces. If buying for older kids, be ready to be on standby with camera for continuous photo ops.

My 10 year old son wanted these for stop motion videos and they're exactly as described.They're plastic poseable figures with accessories and they stay standing up well in a variety of poses if you get them just right.They came in the colors shown so no disappointment there, and the weapons fit great in their hands too.They are not exactly super durable, I'd actually say they're a bit fragile. We've had to glue back and extremity or two but thats okay by me since they're pretty affordable.That being said, I wouldnt use this as an opportunity to gift a young child a 'five pack of action figures' because they're not going to stand up to rough play.My ten year old though has already requested more to create bigger scenes.

I’ve seen a lot of these T13 figures, and these guys were quite nice. They are the basic model of T13, with the big difference being the multicolored stripes on the limbs, which is pretty rare. They come with many different weapons (most of which I’ve never actually seen before). At 5 inches, they’re a nice size, but the genius of these figures lies in the fact that you can swap parts with ANY of them, so long as the size matches. As for the durability? Well…the thing about T13s is that anyone with a 3d printer can make one, so it could either be rock-solid….or weaker than a potato chip. THESE however, are pretty well put together, and will do just fine so long as you don’t try to start a robot uprising with ‘em.

Nice, flexible and posable. Nice color combination and accessories. Con is one of the figures body popped off of the legs and no longer connects properly. The joints are not as tightly connected and some are more raised than others making the parts grind with friction from the movement or come off easily. Another con is that when posed the figures are pretty unstable. Over all decent set, but quality control could be better.

My sone who is 11 loves these, I've got home a few different types. This one had one or two with a weak joint that easily pops off sometimes frustratingly easy but it definitely wasn't a total loss, he has out them in action poses and built them like monsters. They are the action figure Lego equivalent you can build some crazy stuff it's pretty cool for kids.

Thank you. The action figures are really cool, my kids have definitely enjoyed playing with them. They just haven’t last the test of time. Some of the joints on the figures aren’t very strong so feet and limbs came disconnected after a few of hours of manipulation. The weapons that came are pretty sharp, so be careful. Movement is fairly fluid and my kids were able to reassemble the figures pretty easily when they either fell apart or when they wanted to change colors.All in all, not bad. But for my kids, they didn’t last longer than a month.

Im happy with my purchase. My son loves the quality and variety provided and he can not stop smiling. I highly recommend this for a child with an active imagination that likes to play with action figures. 10/10

My grandson was extremely happy