Marvel Legends Series Thor: Love and Thunder Ravager Thor Action Figure 6-inch Collectible Toy,1 Accessory,1 Build-A-Figure Part

Not the best. It might just be mine but the arm was able to pop out immediately after opening. Was really looking forward to receiving this one. It really let me down. Minus the arm I guess that the accessories are cool. The vest overlay is really neat. Wish it was as good as I thought it would be. Update. Heated up some water in the microwave and dunked the arm socket in it. After doing that a few times I was able to push the arm back into the socket and now this is my favorite Thor figure.

Got this for my son who loves marvel stuff, the price was great value for the money, the appearance was overwhelming with detail that look like the figure is life like. It does have articulation to it so the arms and legs are bendable. It does come with accessories like the extra arm to build a figure. The size is like 6 inches it's pretty decent size for good life like figure. Buy it while it lasts.

good present

Amazing detail. Great price. Coll accessories ,

Quality to expect from marvel legends toys. Articulation is a bit tight in areas however. Prefer that over loose however. Hands are always very tight on these as well. Risking breaking them. Still better than others for price.

I passed over this figure & the rest of the Love & Thunder wave when they first came out. Honestly, Marvel is starting to be like DC as far as making different versions of the same character. DC keeps making variants of Superman & Batman over & over instead of moving on to the vast number of other characters they have at their disposal. Marvel seems to be doing the same with Thor, Iron Man, Capt. America, Star-Lord, & Groot. There are 3 different versions of Thor in this wave alone. I already have an almost identical Valkyrie from Thor: Ragnarok. This is the 3rd or 4th version of Starlord that they've made & will probably make another for GOTG Vol. 3, so hard pass. They've already made adult, baby, & teen Groot, so why make another? Christian Bale was great as Gorr, but the all-white action figure looks washed out & unimpressive. For that reason alone, it will also be a rare figure in the future. But I saw the Ravager Thor on display at a friend's house & had to have one. I paid more for it later, but it was worth it. I have a feeling this figure will be really rare in the future & the price will definitely go up. And with rare figures, you can always get more than you paid for them if you ever decide to re-sell it. But why would you? The face sculpt is very life-like. I like the combo of the leather vest, Yggdrasil World Tree design on his T-shirt, & the bluejeans. It's more like Biker Thor than Ravager Thor. His boots with the leather wrappings are a throw-back to Marvel's original 1960s era Thor. All-in-all, a great figure to own & display.

It’s very high quality stron breaker is a little flimsy but besides that awesome

Have to say the likeliness is very good here.I wish the body uses a ball joint torso. It will make the movement more natural and get a better range of movement.The axes uses a soft plastic that is perhaps a bit too soft. I find.Price point is expensive. $25 is too much. I wish Hasbro realizes we are all taking a hit and they can't always win(not lose money). For this Thor figure, I do recommend getting but for the rest of the wave. Wait until a good sale or clearance.