Action Figures and Toys

Anonymous:

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This figure is awsome I own the regular and the varient. I’m glad that Cyclops doesn’t move at the waist like most of the figures. Of course I didn’t open the varient because it’s worth 32 bucks. Other than the fact the varient has lipstick lips it’s suit is still cool. I like the fact that they finally came out with some good x-men series marvel legends figures. I like everyone in this series, but mystique. After seeing the apocalypse series I’m disappointed. There’s a samuri santa hulk and X-23. there’s bishop, but How about some more good x-men and avengers. Psylocke, she hulk, thor “with beard”, scarlet witch “recalled”, Arcangel “metal wings”, Tigra, Havok, Pyro, Sauron, and Quicksilver. Rerelease scarlet witch, hawkeye, vision, phoenix. There should at least more x-men in the apocalypse series “HELLO”

A. Kuehn:

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From the Sentinel Series, (or Series 10), is the Cyclops action figure. He is a pretty nice figure. It’s the same body sculpt as the Spiderman Classics Kraven the Hunter and Nick Fury from Marvel Legends 5, so the articulation is good. The joints were tight and nicely concealed on this figure. The paint job is very good, but I think they went a little too far on the yellow areas of his costume. They put so much dark paint on the recessed, shadowy areas that his gloves, trunks, and boots look just plain dirty. As if he just got done changing the oil on the Blackbird or something. I was real excited to see this figure, but was disappointed to find out that the picture ON the package has the figure looking better than what you actually get IN the package. More specifically, his legs from the shin on down to his feet. They are just too short and stubby looking. The top folds of his boot almost reach down to the top of his foot. His feet seem really big, too. He comes with a copy of the classic X-Men #201 comic book. My son enjoyed reading it. There is also a variant version of this figure floating around that has Cyclops in his X-Factor costume. It’s a lighter colored blue with white instead of yellow accents. I’ve seen it and think the white bands that form the “X” on the front and back of the costume need to be broader. And, again, his white gloves, trunks, and boots look “dirty white” instead of white. Despite my personal complaints, this figure is really worth owning. As I mentioned, he is part of the Sentinel Series. Which means 2 things this time-you get a wall mountable display base AND you get a piece of the Sentinel’s huge 16-inch body. The display base is simply a pedestal-style base of clear plastic to make the character seem as if they are flying or in the middle of a jump. But, it can be placed on the wall or on a sturdy, flat surface for displaying. It is basically the same base that came with the Vision and Deadpool figures. When you get 6 of the 7 figures in this series (Mystique and Omega Red have the same body piece), the pieces can be joined together to make the 8th figure in the series-the Sentinel!! The massive, mechanical menace that hunts down the X-Men and other mutants and eliminates them. Everyone will surely buy all the figures they will need in order to get the Sentinel. It truly looks awesome when it is assembled. Then again, the character selection in this series is so exciting; you’ll want to buy them regardless of the Sentinel. This figure is not that well stocked, so finding another may not be easy. ToyBiz is trying to make sure there is enough of every character so that everyone has a chance to build the Sentinel. Get him before he’s gone.