HiPlay L9 JoyToy1/12 Scale Science-Fiction Action Figures Full Set Series-Frontline Chaos RIN

- - ARTICULATION // JOINTSThe ball peg/joint that resides inside the head is way too shallow/short. So the head pops off if you just look at it wrong, along with having a VERY small range of motion.One of the arm ball joints that pops into the shoulder also very loosely fits in and pops out. The black t-shirt is really tight around that shoulder area so it’s a big pain trying to pop that arm back in her shoulder. You basically either have to guess and push in the arm blindly or almost take off the entire shirt to pop the arm back in.The interchangeable hands feel like they’re about to snap/break when you change them out. The shoes pop off her legs completely, so that means she doesn’t have feet inside, it’s all just shoes (sorry feet people). They have very very limited ankle pivot side to side.The overall range of motion is OK but not great. The arms/elbows bend quite deeply and so do the knees. In general, a little disappointing for the price point.- - FACE // HEADThe figure only comes with one face/head with a somewhat meh/grin expression. Kinda disappointing, again considering the pricepoint.The pigtails are a rubbery-ish and don’t pivot or have articulation. Any attempt to do so almost breaks them off, so be careful.- - THE ROBO ARMS // WALDOSThe robotic arms/waldos have very loose joint connections in three different areas. So when posed with the robo arms in, they tend to fall out if they’re tilted in any way. Also the robotic hands can only hold very light items since the joints are so loose. Also the backpack strap is a huge pain to deal with because her shoulders are so sloped and the backpack is only connected via the straps. There really should’ve been a peg that goes into her back because of the backpacks weight with the arms attached.- - SCULPT // DESIGNThe sculpt is really good along with the overall design. The colors are vibrant and the paint application is good, besides the accessories which is subpar. She has like a box thingy which could be a tiny crate or some cpu thingy? It’s really vague. I really think it should’ve been more face options or a laptop/interface of some kind.The clothes are made well and the zipper actually works. The undershirt is really tight and hugs her frame well. The jacket sits funny, because again her really sloped shoulder body design. I kinda wish they put just a little more futuristic detailing on her jacket (maybe along the lines of David’s from Edgerunners?)The figure itself is super light. So that means with all the accessories on, she has a verrrry tough time standing up in poses because the accessories combined pretty much equal the weight of her. She feels almost hollow.- - CONCLUSIONThe joints are a major issue along with the overall robustness and solid feeling of the figure. It feels unsubstantial and overly fragile in hand overall.I just think this is more like a $50 figure vs. a $75-$100 one.

The figure is in such fine condition and well painted! The expression is well captured also it comes with variety of accessories. The box was very delicate and good shelf size so collectors won’t be worried about running out space storing its’ box. Highly recommended this 1/12 figuring!