Action Figure Reviews

My 3 year old son has both the T-Rex and Pteranodon, but for some reason he likes this one more. Although the T-Rex roars and moves, he is fascinated by the mechanical flapping wings on the Pteranodon. He makes it "fly" all over. I have to say, all the Imaginext dinosaurs are cool, and we are using them as potty motivation. I love the price range of Imaginext too- there's one for every budget. He'll have the whole set soon.

Finally they mad figures for battlestar galactica detail is good but im a stickler for correctness,there are no rank insignia on the inner shirt and the flight squadron patch is missing form both the inner and outer jacket and also just nitpicking the inner shirt could have been made more like the one from the show.Richard Hatch endorsed these figures he should have asked for more detail,other than that they are a close likeness.

I wasn't sure at first if i wanted to buy this but after looking at the first and last reviews I think I will. It seems as if it's a great action figure. Thank You to whoever wrote the last and first two reviews.

This is very good figure as he has great sculpting and a incredible likeness as its pretty movie accurate. I recommend Marvel Movie/Marvel Legends/Spider-Man figures for age 10 and up due to the fragileness nature of the figures. Bottom line this is a must have figure if you are a big Fantastic Four fan! I strongly recommend this figure!

Shape Shifting Mr. Fantastic is another great idea based on the character in the Fantastic Four movie. Like I said before, you could make a lot of great action figures because of what superpowers this character has. Here is another great example. This figure has excellent sculpting and articulation. The joints were nice and tight and well concealed. The paint job is good, too. The neat action feature of this figure is that his gloves can be twisted off and two larger attachments can be snapped on. They are both fitted in a specific way so that you won't be confused about which attachment goes to which hand. The right hand is a cutting saw that can spin around and the left hand is an enlarged fist that can be bent in the middle and released to hammer down on the bad guys. Mr. Fantastic never used a "saw hand" in the movie (nor did he ever in the comic book that I can remember), but it looks great and kids will have fun with it. The fist is a trick I've seen before and is just as much fun. Plus, it gives the toy a little diversity. The figure's head can be pulled off and replaced with a 2-dimensional, flat head. This is to represent Mr. Fantastic's malleability. It fits nice and tight on the peg over his neck, but the normal head is sort of loose-like the hole at the bottom was made just a little too big or something. Anyway, it doesn't fall off on its own without a slight tug, so that helps a bit. Comparing this figure to the Series 1 Mr. Fantastic figure, I noticed that this figure is taller and better proportioned. This figure appears to be just the right size when standing him up with the rest of the team. That's not to say Series 1 Mr. F isn't worth getting-because he is. It can do things this figure cannot. We happen to have both of them. One thing this figure doesn't have is the little "4" symbol on the side button of his boots and gloves like the Series 1 Mr. Fantastic figure has. That would have been a nice detail to keep on the figure. All in all, this is a great action figure for Fantastic Four/Marvel fans. They are well stocked and are priced right so that getting more--if the need arises-will be easy.

Ive never seen the show but by looking at this guy he looks really powerful.He has one lava arm a wire,he looks like a stegasaurs to.