T13 Action Figure Set, Titan 13 Robot 3D Printed Action Figure N13 Toy, 5.5 inch Nova 13 Robo Action Figures Multi-Jointed Dummy 13, Hand Painted Figures, Desktop Decorations (Red)

got this little guy to help with my stop motion projects. Works great and can easily be adjusted to whatever you need. the accessories it came with are great too and help sell the story you're trying to build. The vibrant color looks great on camera and can be edited easily later.

The item comes unassembled, and you have to put it together yourself, but it is really easy to do so. This bigger version was a lot easier to assemble than the original smaller style. This is a normal plastic figure, not a 3d printed figure which makes it feel more premium. It comes with a few weapons but what sucks if you use the gun, then you can only use one sword. The gun is awesome though with the ability to shoot a ball that is included making the toy a lot more immersive and fun. The joints are easy to put into position and hold the position very well. You can set a pose, and it will stand and hold the pose on its own without the need for braces and such.

This is not your typical 3d printed titan model. This piece appears to be made from identical molds to those used with the Lego Bionicle line and all the pieces I have tested are interchangeable with Lego. The FEIGH T13 Action Figure Toy, 3D Printed Titan 13 holds poses well and comes with some nice accessories. The plastics are well finished and I couldn't tell the difference from my branded pieces upon initial handling without closer scrutiny in looking for the official branding logos. If you are into Bionicles or need some replacement parts this could be a good option. The weapons also appear identical. My son recommends it to anyone who likes Lego Bionicles.

While assembling this, one of the pieces snapped in half. I’m disappointed that my son didn’t even get to play with it before it was broken.

Once put together it's very hard to pose. The leg plates have to face a certain way so you can't really bend them in a believable way and it's really just goofy. There is no back plate so it's like a stick figure in the back and the plating likes to pop off. Super flimsy.

I have a few of these designs made by different vendors. In this case, the joints were tight, the projectile device worked well enough, and the armor stayed on well. There wasn't anything problematic with how it all went together or with it staying together.Overall, I was pleased.

if you have small children I would not get this because some of the pieces are very small. but when its done it looks very cool. it is hard to build and it takes a while to build

I got this T13 "Figure-Red" Upgraded Action Figure by PFEIGH delivered today and thought that I would open it up to complete a review before gifting it to my grandson for his upcoming 7th birthday. I believe that he will enjoy this set, or rather, I can count on it because I recently shared a set of six different warriors similar to this with him and his two brothers. Great assembly fun followed by some active play with their warriors.His younger brother hadn't gotten his set completed and lost interest a bit due to other activities, so this brother helped him with his warrior assembly as well. Both were happy and able to move on to the warrior battles together. From every reference which I find this "IS NOT a T13 Action Figure".It is a great action figure but from my references the T13 is a scaled dummy robot which is 3D printed with a polymer. This model is Not 3D printed ( although it states that it is ) and is not a dummy. It is injection molded and has good quality and details. You can see the gate points on each piece. Much cleaner than any 3D prints I have seen and very shiny surfaces from highly polished injection molds or nice textures instead. This Warrior Action Figure from PFEIGH is molded with 28 total pieces plus 1 assembly pictorial instruction sheet. The component parts of this action figure snap together firmly and articulate in the normal mode for characters with all ball-socket type joints, similar to the old Lego Bionicle sets. A totally different style of part interconnect and joint movement than designed into the T13 3D printed units that I have assembled. My grandson is only 6 ( this is for his 7th birthday) but is very attuned to assemblies of this type and much more complex. This set will probably take him less than 15 minutes to fully assemble, that is, unless I am there to share that experience with him and slow him down. Together time is great time, so that is my plan. To be there with him, though not to slow him down!