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These figures are awesome. They did an amazing job with the sculpt and paint: Darth Maul's tattoos and details are on point. Qui-Gon looks just like Liam Neeson. They have simple articulation, and I like that. Qui-Gon rotates his hands. I don't like that, but I know some of you do. I think they can't move their legs. I didn't try much, though, because I didn't want to break them. The articulation on Darth Maul's arms is strange, but suits the figure very well: He can move his arm from his shoulder, like every action figure, but he also can rotate his arm by his elbow (this is the strange part) to a certain point, and this is good, because that way you can make him wear a single lightsabre in a vertical position, but use the double lightsabre in a horizontal position. He comes with a removable bracelet for controlling the droid. He also comes with the binoculars, and the droid in question, and everything looks just like in the film. He's shorter than Qui-Gon, just like in the film, so they respected the height, and I like that. The lightsabres for both figures look very good. For those who care about figures standing well on their own (I don't), Darth Maul doesn't. Darth Maul can't really move when he has his Sith robe on, but I guess that movement is worth sacrificing for the level of detail that they put in it, and the consistency of it.
Overall, I think they did an amazing job with this set.
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These figures are awesome. They did an amazing job with the sculpt and paint: Darth Maul's tattoos and details are on point. Qui-Gon looks just like Liam Neeson. They have simple articulation, and I like that. Qui-Gon rotates his hands. I don't like that, but I know some of you do. I think they can't move their legs. I didn't try much, though, because I didn't want to break them. The articulation on Darth Maul's arms is strange, but suits the figure very well: He can move his arm from his shoulder, like every action figure, but he also can rotate his arm by his elbow (this is the strange part) to a certain point, and this is good, because that way you can make him wear a single lightsabre in a vertical position, but use the double lightsabre in a horizontal position. He comes with a removable bracelet for controlling the droid. He also comes with the binoculars, and the droid in question, and everything looks just like in the film. He's shorter than Qui-Gon, just like in the film, so they respected the height, and I like that. The lightsabres for both figures look very good. For those who care about figures standing well on their own (I don't), Darth Maul doesn't. Darth Maul can't really move when he has his Sith robe on, but I guess that movement is worth sacrificing for the level of detail that they put in it, and the consistency of it.Overall, I think they did an amazing job with this set.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2019
These figures are awesome. They did an amazing job with the sculpt and paint: Darth Maul's tattoos and details are on point. Qui-Gon looks just like Liam Neeson. They have simple articulation, and I like that. Qui-Gon rotates his hands. I don't like that, but I know some of you do. I think they can't move their legs. I didn't try much, though, because I didn't want to break them. The articulation on Darth Maul's arms is strange, but suits the figure very well: He can move his arm from his shoulder, like every action figure, but he also can rotate his arm by his elbow (this is the strange part) to a certain point, and this is good, because that way you can make him wear a single lightsabre in a vertical position, but use the double lightsabre in a horizontal position. He comes with a removable bracelet for controlling the droid. He also comes with the binoculars, and the droid in question, and everything looks just like in the film. He's shorter than Qui-Gon, just like in the film, so they respected the height, and I like that. The lightsabres for both figures look very good. For those who care about figures standing well on their own (I don't), Darth Maul doesn't. Darth Maul can't really move when he has his Sith robe on, but I guess that movement is worth sacrificing for the level of detail that they put in it, and the consistency of it.
Overall, I think they did an amazing job with this set.
Overall, I think they did an amazing job with this set.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2018
This toy is not a toy for play -- it's for collectors to display. Qui Gon was perfectly fine and designed for play. Unfortunately, Darth Maul's arm instantly broke as my son unboxed it. Both arms are flimsy and not really made to move. We've had this issue with the new generation of star wars toys -- heads popping off etc. Quite disappointed with the quality of the Force Link series 1.0 & 2.0
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Jose Antonio Medina Carrillo
la calidad es perfecta
Reviewed in Mexico on January 11, 2019
Jose Antonio Medina Carrillo
Reviewed in Mexico on January 11, 2019
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