Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (very sturdy action figure) 『The toy was originally bought for are 9 year old son but his brother who's 4 years old saw the toy and took it over :). It has had toy puddy put on it and also clay dough. Its been washed with soap and water and it still looks like new. Expensive for a 4 year old...... yes but a few minutes of quite priceless. Hope to buy the big brother another one for christmas. 』
(Sora) 『I bought this toy for my son. He is not one to keep the action figures in their boxes, he'd rather play with them. They don't make action figures like they used to because the first day he recieved it, a part of his necklace came off. Eventhough he was upset about this, he still gives it a 2 thumbs up. I guess for the price you pay, I would expect alittle more durability. 』
(It's Sora Alright) 『A very good figure, they've managed to replicate Sora very well. The face was also done especially well so that the head is instantly recognizable, something I like to see in a well made figure.
Sora's knees and elbows don't articulate quite as well as I would prefer, but pretty much everything else gives you a lot of options with which to pose him. There's a scratch or two on his pants (possibly from shipping), but you really have to look for them to find them, so it's not that big a deal.
Overall, it's an awesome figure.』
(My Review) 『I bought one of Sora not sure which exact person it came from but it was outstanding.Sora has very good movement his keyblade is very strong and his detail is beautiful.I only had two problems.When I got him a peice of his hair was missing and the bolt on his left leg fell out after I moved him a little.Over all I still say it was a great buy.However i'm not to picky.The hair problem was the only thing that was my biggest problem.』
(Christmas Gift) 『Came in great condition...the little ones enjoyed it GREATLY.. were shocked I found it for them!!! Really interesting character..』 『Disney paired up with Squaresoft (creators of Final Fantasy) to produce Kingdom Hearts, the interactive RPG for PlayStation 2, featuring classic Disney characters and worlds, as well as new ones developed by Tetsuya Nomura, known for his work on Final Fantasy. This series of Play Arts figure is based on the hit sequel, Kingdom Hearts 2, and includes: Axel (8.5' Tall), Roxas (7' Tall), Kairi (6.5' Tall), and Sora (7' Tall). Each figure features over 20 points of articulation and comes with a display stand. Window box packaging.』
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (AWESOME SET OF TOY SOLDIERS!!) 『Just the right amount of soldiers to launch an all out offensive!! My 4 yo has two sets all over the house!! He loves them!』
(144 is One Gross) 『There are 144 units per One Gross. In this case there are 144 soldiers. They a really neat. My nephew likes toy soldiers and these guys may just do the trick. They come in standard green issue just like when I was a kid. And they are in various positions. A good choice if this is what you are looking for in the way of toys.』
(Lots of Army Men) 『If you are looking for lots of army men in many different positions, then this is the item you want. They are exactly like the ones we used to play with in the 70's. My son loves them.』 『Just what your son has always wanted: A huge army of soldiers to play with! 144 Toy Soldiers (assorted combat positions as shown). Makes a great gift idea. Contains small parts. Choke Hazard. Not suitable for children under 4 years of age. Factory Sealed! SAVE ON SHIPPING - COMBINE THIS ITEM!』
price：$11.99
Bandai
Usually ships in 24 hours Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (Mediocre Product) 『I bought this for my son on sale since he loves Ben 10. It says it come with batteries however, it didn't work and requires watch batteries which was fine. The top of the brain snaps off easily which is a disappointment, especially when it's the first day. It does snap back on easily but it just snaps right back off a few minutes later. My son still enjoys playing with it but I probably would have picked a different toy if I could go back and redo it.』
(good) 『Pretty good although, my son is rough so the flaps that cover the brain were ripped off the first day, but other than that he has played with it a lot!』 『Part of the Ben 10 DNA Heroes collection』
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (Fett Legacy Review) 『As someone who loves Star Wars, the Fett family (and Mandalorians in general) I must say I love this set! I'm a collector and my action figures will remain in the box, but I have seen some other reviews of this exact toy on YouTube so you may want to check that out.
For those of you who don't know Star Wars that well and need some information of the history of these characters read on; if you do know all about them skip this paragraph and go to the one with 3 stars. All 3 of these characters, Mandalore, Jango Fett, and Boba Fett, belong to a group of people called Mandalorians, a war mongering people who love battle. The leader of the Mandalorians is given the title of Mandalore. "Mandalore" is the guy in the brown armor with the battle ax. He was leader of the Mandalorians 4000 years before the time of Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader, and Han Solo. He doesn't have a given name and is simply know as "Mandalore." The guy in the silver armor is Jango Fett, and was at one time the greatest bounty hunter in the galaxy, and was also Mandalore for a time. Because he was "the best", a clone army, the Republic's Clone Troopers, were created in his image and those clones were trained to be the best fighting force the galaxy had ever seen. Jango had one request, besides loads of cash, for being the "father" of the grand army. Jango wanted an unaltered clone that he named Boba Fett. Jango's "son", Boba, would witness his "father's" death and go on to be even better than Jango. All 3 of them are/were Mandalore.
***As for the figures, Mandalore is a well crafted figure and was sculpted well, and he has good articulation. Mandalore's shield is removable, but his helmet is not. Jango Fett is well detailed. He sports a removable helmet and removable jetpack. Jango's face looks much like Temuera Morrison (the actor who played him in the film). Jango also has fantastic articulation. Now for my favorite figure; I have a few Boba Fett action figures and I must say this is my favorite. The details and coloration of this figure are superb! The jetpack and helmet are removable and Boba's head differs from Jango's head (most of the clone trooper heads are the same as Jango's). This Boba Fett's face is slightly scarred and his flight suit goes over most of his head, except for his face. The one problem with this Boba is his arm. His right elbow has a cord or wire going from his triceps to his forearm, which hinders the movement of the right arm (I'm guessing they did this to make him look movie-accurate).
All in all I give this set 5 out of 5! I did dock 1 star from education because the box gives little info on the characters' history. 』
(fett legacy) 『my kid cant enough of the fetts. he liked this pack and still has the figures. nice little gift to add to star wars collection.』
(Fett Legacy is a Legacy of Its Own) 『Of all the Evolutions/Legacy three-packs, this one is definitely the best. Not only because it includes Boba Fett and the exclusive Mandalore, but also because of the quality of the figures. Everyone's armor has been given special attention to details, including all sorts of nicks and scratches on Boba Fett's armor. Boba Fett also includes a cloth "cape" hanging over his shoulder, instead of a plastic one. However, this does cause problems when trying to keep Boba Fett's jetpack on (it falls off a lot; just keep the clear rubber band that comes around his waist). Jango has two holsters for his pistols, and Boba has one holster for his secondary pistol (which is one of the "extra accessories"). Typing of extra accessories, an additional weapon (spear) comes for Mandalore, and a headset comes for Jango.
The only two problems are: the first I already mentioned about Boba's jetpack not staying on; and secondly, Jango's head likes to pop off while trying to remove his helmet (you need to have a special maneuver to get the helmet off without taking off his head).
Those few things aside, this is definitely the best of the Evolutions/Legacy three-packs.
Note: I don't know who added the "30 years legends coin" to the tags, but there's no coin with this product. I already wrote what additional items come with this.』
(Big hit on Christmas) 『This legacy pack was a huge hit with my six year old on Christmas. The action guys come with weapons and look close to the movie characters. Glad I bought this and the price was good, too!』 『Star Wars Evolutions 3 Pack: The Fett Legacy』
price：$6.12
Diamond Comic Distributors
Usually ships in 24 hours Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (Not worth it) 『I purchased the "HD" Enterprise model on Amazon. Upon receiving it, it appeared to me to have been previously used. There were several scuff marks on it. In addition, the model appeared to be of the cheap "snap together" variety, with the seams in the engine nacels and the area immediately beneath the hanger deck splitting open. The instructions also indicate that if you press the bridge dome for 5 seconds, the bridge, nacel and running lights will stay on. They do not.
In sum, this appeared to me to be a cheap and poorly constructed product that did not live up to its advertising.』
("I'll never lose you. Never...") 『Until the mid 1960s, space vehicles in science fiction were either shaped like flying saucers or rocket ships. In 1966, Star Trek debuted and changed all that with one of the most original and iconic vehicles of all time, the USS Enterprise. Art Asylum originally released their versions of the ship in 2006 (for Trek's 40th anniversary). They came in three variations: the one shot for the original pilot "The Cage"; the one shot for the series pilot "Where No Man Has Gone Before"; and the production version that was used throughout the series (outside of reused footage, of course). Plenty has been written about those ships already, so I'm not going to go into their differences. This re-release (from September 2009) was touted as having the more intricate detailing that was seen during the remastered Star Trek's CGI shots. But is it worth the extra cost?
Short answer: YES!
Though it's from the same mold as the 2006 versions (which were based on the physical model), this Enterprise looks a bit more like the CGI model. The paint is a darker gray, and it's less glossy. There's a grid on the top of the saucer section (with four white rectangles) that includes the "rust ring" near the front edge. The "grills" inside each engine nacelle have silver rectangles inside with tiny black dots (I guess they're supposed to represent perforations in the "metal"). The bussard collectors are more of a transparent yellow than red (for a reason, see the paragraph on lights below). Of note, the 2006 versions had painted-over plugs that covered screw holes on the bottom of the saucer. The 2009 model instead hides the screws under the triangular shapes, which is great! Of course, the plugs on the engineering section still show, but at least they made an effort to make the ship look better (something most people wouldn't catch, wink wink).
The stand is the same one used for the 2006 versions. The cost of producing new ones was probably too expensive for AA to implement, but it's still disappointing they couldn't come up with something better. Posing the ship is difficult, as angling it off-center will cause everything to fall over. The fact that only one side slopes up to the mounting cylinder causes balance issues as well (the stands for the Enterprise-D were stronger in that regard, as they sloped up from the middle and were all one piece, where here you have to insert the vertical part into a slot on the side of the base). The top of the mounting cylinder doesn't fit easily into the ship, and you have to press very firmly for it to go all the way in. Be careful though, otherwise you may end up breaking something!
There are new sounds for this ship! These include longer dialogue from Captain Kirk ("This is Captain James T. Kirk of the Starship Enterprise representing the United Federation of Planets", etc) as well as new recordings of effects like the transporter and photon torpedoes. I especially like the warp effect sound, which is longer and shows off the lights nicely. The phaser effect is missing, but the rest do make up for it. AA easily could have reused the existing effects, so these are a welcome surprise.
The lighting effects are also improved. The saucer domes and navigational lights (red and green on the sides of the saucer) are pretty much the same, but the bussards (fronts of the engines) have been modified. On the 2006 models, they glowed red, but here they slowly change from red to yellow to green and more closely resemble the ones on the show (the yellowish plastic helps with the effect). I don't know how AA managed to do make the colors change, but it looks great! As with the 2006 versions, if you hold the bridge section down for five seconds the lights will turn on and stay on until you turn them off by pressing it again.
The box is slightly different from the 2006 releases in that the pictures on the back and description of the effects are changed. Unfortunately, the ties and plastic that holds the ship in place are a bit too tight, so I ended up with some scratches on mine. Aside from that, a few areas had glue reside, and one window near the bottom saucer dome was painted green instead of dark gray (!). These are minor nitpicks though, and issues that appear on all of AA's Trek ships. Overall though, this is a fantastic model/toy, and you'll be proud to have it in your collection.』 『A Diamond Select Release! The U.S.S. Enterprise has seen more than her share of interstellar adventures over the years and now the all-new High Definition ship can be yours! Featuring a design based on the digitally-remastered Star Trek television series, this sixteen-inch starship sports additional details now visible on the classic U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701! Each ship includes light and sound effects plus a removable display stand.』
price：$2.55
Sprig Toys
Usually ships in 24 hours 『Sprig Adventures Vehicles are always ready to move! Great for Indoor/Outdoor Play - backyard, beach or bedroom Eco-friendly - made from recycled materials and recycled Sprigwood Paint Free - Sprig toys are always paint free These non-electric adveture vehicles compliment all other Sprig Adventure items. They encourage character/storytelling play. Rex Jungle's Dino Adventure Dino Rescue Vehicle Adventure Guide Guide has removable hat and backpack 2 Dinosaur Figures All figures fit within vehicle Captain Owen's Dolphin Explorer Water Proof Adventure Boat Adventure Guide Guide has removable hat and backpack 2 Dolphin Figures (mommy and baby) Small Dingy Boat All figures fit within vehicle』
price：$16.55
MPA Sales
Usually ships in 24 hours Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (The closest thing out there to the REAL Rex!) 『These new, "film accurate" Toy Story toys from Thinkway are really neat! They are given a bit too much credit for being totally accurate, even from John Lasseter himself, but there's no doubt that they're the most accurate ones ever to hit the market thanks to being modeled from the actual PIXAR computer data. Still, each one has an issue or two that keeps them from being wholly accurate, the beautifully designed film-based packaging has the issue of requiring the Toy Story logo quite visibly in every case, and some of them, especially Buzz Lightyear, can have quite a few production flaws when you get them out of the package (as with all toys, paint flaws are a common issue, and just like with my original Buzz, you can encounter unwanted artifacts imbedded in areas like his clear plastic helmet). However, for this review I'm going to discuss Rex, the friendly dinosaur.
As in the film, the toy of Rex seems to be voiced by actor Wallace Shawn (you know, the hilarious bald guy from Princess Bride). And, yes, I said voiced, even though a film accurate Rex wouldn't actually talk, would it? I mean, not made as a talking toy, anyway. Well, though these Certificate of Authenticity, Toy Story Collection toys are being pushed to us collectors and hardcore Disney/PIXAR/Toy Story fans, they are still being made with kids in mind too, and high price tags (very high, really, and Rex is one of the doozies), and that's why you have some inconsistencies like interactive electronics. Of course, something like that is fun and forgivable. It's great to have a physically accurate Rex that can "come alive" and speak in his real voice. I have no problem with that. However, there's one issue that does bother me, and that's the fact that Rex's jaw does not move. It DOES in the film. So, the whole perfectly accurate thing is baloney. Don't get me wrong, these toys are beautiful, wonderful, I love them, but they're not 100% accurate. Thankfully, the sculpt is there to give the appearance, somewhat, that the jaw moves. Visually, Rex really does look perfect, with a beautiful paint job (though, one reason I prefer to buy toys in person is the paint job issue; I did pick through 3 or 4 of these, and I'm glad I was able to), and that's what really matters to me, as I mainly want them for display. So, again, I give my full two thumbs up to this Rex toy, just like to point out that perfect it is not, due to that whole jaw issue.
As for his electronic abilities, Rex is advertised to say several phrases, respond to your voice and volume level, and move his head and arms. He does move very well and speaks very loudly and clearly, saying a handful of cute, funny, and sometimes slightly insecure phrases. Rex comes with his tail unattached, as the on/off/try me switch is located at the base that his tail attaches to. Off, as I would guess, conserves the batteries better than the "sleep" mode Rex goes into when he senses he is not being played with, and the tail nicely hides these switches. Twisting the tail is what gets him to speak on demand, and this always works, though it took me a while to get Rex to respond to sound. This could be an issue of battery energy loss, since he was in the store with that try me button getting hit by kids a lot, I'm sure, though he sounds so loud and everything that he doesn't seem like he has low batteries. Something else I've encountered is that sometimes Rex will, while switched to Play mode, still act more like he's in Try Me mode, saying only a few phrases and responding even less than usual. Again, it could be a battery power issue, but I have found that switching him off and waiting a few minutes to switch him back to play can remedy this issue as well as the other, and I picked up that tip from another Rex owner. Last time I tried him out, though I didn't talk to Rex myself, he finally was responding in perfect form to Buzz and Woody. Get the three together and they won't shut up, ha!
Rex comes in another great Toy Story Collection package designed to look like he's a non-film based toy dinosaur, as he might have been packaged if sitting on a shelf in Al's Toy Barn; but, like I said about all these great Toy Story Collection toys, "Toy Story" is still clearly printed on the package somewhere very visible, which to me ruins the effect and makes the packaging not worth saving at all. As for posability, Rex's legs can be positioned as you like. You can move his arms and head too, but I wouldn't encourage this. Better purchased for the gentle Toy Story fan. He can stand well since he uses his tail too. Can't get him to stand with tail in the air because of the weight distribution, but he looks fine with it down.
Over all, Rex is a flippin' AWESOME toy, especially for the collector who loves the Toy Story films. He has a few issues, but he is still incredible and deserving of 5 stars. His only accessory is the certificate of authenticity, and if you are shopping for this Rex, be sure to make sure the C.O.A. is mentioned on the box, or else you are getting one of the less accurate versions. It's a little confusing out there right now with these toys, as some of the less accurate versions come pretty close. In person, I have only seen the C.O.A. Rex at the Disney Store, which is where I bought mine, but I HAVE seen a smaller, non-accurate version at Toys R Us, and the less aware buyer could easily go home with that one if he or she is not being watchful. As for the other toys currently available in the first wave of this line, there is Buzz, Woody, R/C, the Alien 3-pack, and the Bucket O' Soldiers (which is easily confused with the less accurate, non-C.O.A. version also available right now). As I understand it, Potato Head and Hamm are scheduled to come out VERY soon, and Jessie after that. Hopefully, we'll see Bullseye, Mrs. Potato Head, and Slinky Dog later down the road. And, dare I hope, Bo Peep, Stinky Pete, and Zurg?
』 『function vidpop(url) {win = window.open(url, DisneyShopping, width=495,height=395,scrollbars=no);win.focus(); false;}Every Toy Story fan will have a monstrously fun time with this Toy Story Collection: Rex Action Figure. This highly detailed, definitive collectors deluxe edition Rex figure is the most accurate replica yet produced and has lots of fantastic features including motorized arms and head, and when you talk to him he responds with movement and speech in the original voice from the movie. The ultimate toy dinosaur, he's sure to make them Rex-static! Imported. . Turn Rex's tail to activate Talking/Roaring feature with moving hands and head . He knows if you're shouting or talking quietly to him and responds accordingly to the tone of your voice . Film accurate paint details, using original Disney/Pixar digital data files . Vinyl body . 13'' H . Requires 3 AA batteries, included for demonstration only . Includes Certificate of Authenticity . Part of the Toy Story Collection . Ages 4+ .』
Core2Duoノートレビュー 's review (It's okay...) 『My 4-year-old daughter was so excited to get this, we waited until it was on super clearance before we bought it. Thank god!
It is definitely not worth the high price. My daughter played with it a few days, then realized it was pretty boring.』
(Another Diego Hit) 『My 3 yo grandson loved this. He's a huge Diego fan, and is able to use other Diego toys with it. You have to have imagination though, as it really doesn't do anything.』
(Diego Dinosaur Rescue Mountain) 『This was a present for my 3 year grandson and when he took it out of the package it was bent at the loading bridge so it does not do all of the things it said it can do. It is a big hassle to ship back to Amazon and I am not very happy with it at this point. It does not look like it was damaged in shipping. It looks like a manufacturer's defect.』
(Lots of little pieces) 『It's a great, durable toy, no doubt. However this is one of those toys that look much funner on the box, than in real life My son still loves it though, but he's the type that likes to role-play with different characters and create death-defying rescues! There are lots of little pieces that can easily get lost or misplaced, and if your child isn't into this type of toy already, I wouldn't get it for them.
If you buy this toy, I definitely suggest getting a large bin to store everything, because it's not much fun to my son when it's just the main unit!』
(Not as great as I thought it would be) 『Santa brought this for my 3 year old who is seriously crazy about Diego. Santa brought it, because I thought it would be his "big" toy that he would love. But, unfortunately, he hasn't played with it once. My mom gave him the Fisher-Price Diego Talking Rescue 4X4 which he absolutely loves, along with the Hokey Pokey Elmo (Pictureback(R)) she gave him. Leave it to the 60-somethings to know best. Hopefully he'll want to play with this when he's not quite so overwhelmed by the enormous Christmas booty he received.』 『CHOKING HAZARD: Small parts. Not for children under 3 years. Dino Mountain is a fearsome T-Rex mountain that opens up to transform into a Diego dinosaur rescue outpost complete with a mission computer, a telescoping lookout tower, a rotating Dino lift, a fold-down ramp, and working cargo doors. The outpost is packed with play features, sound effects, lights and over 90 dinosaur rescue missions. Dino Mountain includes a Diego figure.』
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