Starcraft II Jim Raynor 1:6 Action Figure (Sideshow Collectibles)

Exactly what was described! great packaging. 100% would support again

I paid $500 for this figure and am very disappointed. I collect many large scale video game figures from Sideshow, Hollywood Collectable, 3A, ect. But this one take the cake for most expensive junk. As soon as I opened the figure I noticed that a small plate on the figure's finger was missing. On top of that the screws for the battery case on the back do not screw out easy as I ended up stripping all but one screw. The figure cannot hold his weapons well (Im not a fan of articulated figures) as the joints in the figures are loose and will not grip wither weapon well. Also there is not much articulation in his feet making posing difficult and very wobbly. The holster for his pistol is also disappointing. It doest not clip well on his thigh and will not fit the pistol good. The light up features are very nice and bright but my on/off button seems to get stuck. As for paint, its pretty good. The armor is a bit clean with a fe weather effects and the decals on the armor is very well done. Jim's face is pretty bad though, as there seems to be some access pink paint splatter on one side of his face, making him look like he has chickenpox. The last grip is the box he is in. It is simply two foam pieces held together by a strip of cardboard no tape or outer box. I contacted Sideshow about the missing finger part, to which they were no help, luckily the Amazon seller was more than happy to help me and got me a replacement part. The figure is a very large, but for the price, 3A's Titanfall Atlas and Metal gear Ray are much better quality and much cheaper. Please be warned!

Is very frágil

excelente

Figure had damage, broken finger etc.

Well it looks far cooler than it is. He doesnt stand incredibly well, he is hard to position and holding a weapon is precarious- verging on the impossible. The paint job and general appearance is decent, and he looks just like the character does in the game. However I feel like the flawed and shoddy execution ( for the price it should be much better) is just indicative of Blizzard as a really bad gaming company, they have become greedy, apathetic, incompetant, and really have forgotten what a great and loyal game company they USED to be, they only make games and products to make money not satisfy customers. I bought this but with all the unresolved problems I have had with their games and that incredibly infuriating battlenet and the terrible customer service I will never spend another cent towards their products. Sideshow is also to blame but Blizzard approved the product, or if they didnt then they should of- either way another fail in Blizzards long list of total letdowns and poor service. Box is crap foam and the light up features do not work on mine. Figure could have been half the size and twice the quality and it would have made all the difference in the world. Blizzards new slogan must be "who cares if its crap someone will still buy it, and as long as we have the customers money who cares if it works or pleases the customer". If I didnt own about every Powered Armor Action figure and model kit ever made I would get rid of it.

More than expected

The power cables linking between the elbow and knee joints are made out of rubber tubes. These rubber tubes oxidized in a few months top, then it will crack and break in to pieces and fall off. BAD QUALITY IMO.....