T13 Action Figure Already Assembled, Titan 13 Action Figures, 3D Printed Toys, T13 Action Figure Set, Stop Motion Figures, Robo13 Action Figures Multi-Jointed Movable Robot with Wings

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I own a few T13 models which I use as artist's models in my sketching practice, and the range of humanoid motion including even bending toe tips is really great. When I saw a "female" version with a more curved figure I thought it would be a lovely addition to my collection, but the overall implementation and only so-so material quality of this set were a bit of a letdown.The figure's legs are designed to be wider at the top, for a wider hip impression, and her feet are not flat but have a high heels design, both of which are done well. The bust, and particularly buttocks, however, which are just rough impressions stuck onto the regular T13's flat base, are not just a little cheap, but look a little tacky up close as well. Some people might like the more detailed posterior, but to me it appears needlessly more "sensual" than just being functionally "stylized".The material quality of the toy herself is also a little lacking. This is printed from a plastic which is not smooth and strong, but feels slightly soft and has many fine grooved lines in it which have an unpleasant texture. The balls joints on the figure are not fully formed, they are flattened on each end, which causes both a grinding feeling to the movement and make the joints likely to pop off at certain angles. In particular the torso joint tends to jump right off, which is very frustrating, and the poor thing tends to fall in half when doing poses bending at a sideways angle.Although her wings are designed to be adjustable for different poses too, in their degree of flapping bend, those joints are VERY firm and also very small, bending them without snapping them takes significant care and patience.The stick-on bust also prevents the arms, which have a limited forward mobility already, from reaching a nice crossed over the chest position, and the only reason she is able to hold the super-cool sword pose in my main review pic is because the double-handed sword hilt literally keeps her arms pinned there, otherwise they will just swing back out to the sides some.While her being assembled in advance is a plus or minus depending on your point of view, they really should have included an instructions page on assembling the figure for the sake of completeness- some people might still need it to do figure adjustments, or just if she falls apart too much.Although I like the idea of a female T13 figure to go with my male ones, this particular implementation of the concept feels a bit tacked-on, (*literally* tacked-on in the case of the chest and buttocks), and the incomplete ball joints and rough, not smooth plastic material quality were also a letdown.

Really good 3d printed figure. Wings are sectional and fit well. Joints on the figure are pretty tight and fitment is good. No plastic flash or any issues like that.