【Assembled】 T13 Action Figure Set, Giant Sword Titan 13 Robot Action Figure 3D Printed robo 13 Action Fidget Toys Figure Articulated, Dummy13, T13 for Collectors Desktop Decorations (Red-Black)

I've always loved creative toys and I'm happy with how flexible it is. This toy is very fun. Very cool and a simple distraction. I display it in my office!

Daughter was happy and came way before shipping said.

I got this for drawing. Currently it cannot keep one leg standing straight. After bending the legs I believe its due to the knee joint being installed upside down.Some limbs have popped off but its easy enough to just pop em back in. Although the hip-leg joints seem hell bent on not being on the same level.Im not familiar with 3d printing so im not sure if i could fix the upside down knee or how I could do so.

I was a little kid in the 1980s. Most of the action figures had 4 joints and a neck that just turned like He-Man or maybe every joint turned a bit like G.I. Joe.This little posable guy has pretty much every joint imaginable. The amount of dynamics you can put into the poses is impressive. Happy, sad, angry, heroic. It's amazing how much feeling you can emote with a little robot with no face.It comes with 6 sets of hands, a pair of katana, a pair of sub machine guns, a FF sword, and a trident.What I like most is that with just a bit of balance, the figure will stand on its own in most reasonable positions. Its a lot of fun to goof around with.The size is great. It's not huge but a bit bigger than an old school GI Joe. The robot came fully assembled short of his hands which come shipped in the connector plastic like Ninja Turtles weapons did back in the 80s. The condition was perfect. Short of things popping off that are meant to pop off, it feels solid and has a good durability to it. While maybe not exactly a "toy", it can be played with pretty hard.Uses for this, besides being a fidget toy for men in their 40s (don't judge me), would probably include action modeling for those sketching out action scenes in art or comics. The level of detail you can put into the poses would-be a big help when you are trying to convey movement in proportion.Lotta fun. Love this little guy.

Hey all,After testing out this 3D printed T13 Action figure I found it to be a satisfying tool for creating poses for drawings.So to start out with, I wasn't so sure about buying this guy right off. The pictures on the Amazon Marketplace listing made it look cheap, but since I am a Vine member I thought that I would give it a shot. The thought did cross my mind that I was going to be utterly disappointed with the purchase but again, I thought to myself why would they go through all of the hassle of making these if they didn't have some relinquishing properties?As it turns out I am so glad I did. This posable doll/action figure is really quite the interesting little device. I call it a device because this action figure articulation is so intricate. There must have been some serious thinking going on when they created this figure because some of the articulation I can only compare to actual human anatomy. AND IT LOOKS WAY BETTER IN REAL LIFE THAN THE PICTURES BY LIKE 200%.All of the joints have a restricted but accurate to life articulation and it feels really good when setting up poses with this figure. What really surprises me is the real to life balance of the figure. It almost feels like this doll was engineered in a lab for purposes other than just being a toy. In other words, I think I feel like this is what a humanoid robot would be built like, not like a GI Joe, or some other action figure that is just based off of the creators "art work". This doll feels real, and looks realistic like it could move on its own if it had motors.My sole purpose in purchasing this doll was to replace a wooden pose doll I had for drawing. I never really liked the wood doll, but it served its purpose. I think, now with this doll, I can retire the old wooden doll and use something a little more functional and a whole lot more realistic looking.I gave this item 5 stars because the look, and the engineering is superior to any posable figure I have ever bought. It's way cheaper than any posable art doll on the market and by leaps and bounds. I think the closest I have seen would be an un-named popular pose doll that costs almost six times the price of this doll. With that being said, I also found this to be a super deal and a great value.I only found one problem and that is that the Buster sword didn't fit in the hand that was designed to hold it. It looks like the handle on the Buster sword is slightly to large for the grip of the hand so I will have to sand that down to fit one of these days. One of the other things I thought was really cool is that I think I can paint this doll and I think I will if I don't decide to leave it stormtrooper black and white as it came. I really like the look of the doll and it reminds me of some futuristic robot, or something out of a movie.A+++ for just being an all around cool little gadget.Note: some of the joints fit looser than others and I found myself popping arms off at the shoulder quite easily when posing it. I also think this could be a cool little toy for a kid, but not a young kid who is going to lose or chew on it. This toy has many small parts that could be a choking hazard for smaller children.Other than that, I find no issues with the item. The item came packaged in a plastic bag with all of the included accessories accounted for. The item came next day and without damage or defect.I am extremely pleased with this doll and I think anyone could get some fun, or practical use out of it.I hope this review has helped you today, and I hope you enjoy your new item.Thanks for reading.