McFarlane - Avatar: The Way of Water - CET-OPS Crabsuit (Megafig)

This is one of the best quality toys I've ever purchased for my son's. It's so incredibly detailed, somehow while still being sturdy and kid-proof. My kids love it and it is still in perfect condition despite the daily abuse it endures. An all around awesome toy!

Featured during the climatic battle, this Megafig captures the detail and size of the vehicle in those crucial scenes. Heavy and detailed, it looks great as a display piece.. for the adult collector

perfect condition

Its awesome great details and all but make sure you have space to display it.

Great toy for collectors or kids ... Make sure you have a black light around to really see that added detail to it. Unfortunately there was only one 4" figure made for this line, so this is being modified and being partnered with some other 4" figures...

Excellent product and seller

I love how Mcfarlane made this! It is probably one of my favorite pieces to display!

I've been eyeing McFarlane's Avatar 2 Crab Suit since it hit shelves, and when Amazon's price halved, that convinced me to pick one up. Unfortunately, the other reviews saying this thing is fragile are right, mine showed up in the package with a broken hip joint ratchet, and within minutes out of the box another hip failed the same way, then the hatch hinge broke -- this was literally light handling from an adult, not thrashed about by a kid, and it had 3 major failures in a matter of minutes.Disassembling the toy reveals a collar molded into the hip joint that is meant to be part of the ratchet with a cutaway to allow flex, but it's molded to the hip with just two narrow strips, and the material is stiff like ABS instead of giving like PVC, so it broke off. Given how fast the second hip failed out of the box, it seems like this is the inevitable fate of every single one sold, yet those ratchets are needed to keep the thing standing. The hatch is popped into an unpinned hinge in the clear plastic upper housing and, as clear plastic is known to do, it broke apart under the mildest stress when the hatch was opened a few times. It's a shame because the toy looks great and has some decent play/display potential if just a little more care had been taken with those choices -- thicker plastic on that faux-hinge for the hatch, more plastic for the hip ratchet collar.So what is neat about this Crab Suit is that it's sized for 3.75-inch/4-inch action figures like Star Wars or Fortnite to sit in the cockpit, it's got a cool submarine sculpt, a spinning propeller, multiple joints for the movable 4 legs and 2 arms, an opening hatch, an opening canopy and a "display" in the cockpit that glows under UV blacklight (sold separately). The exterior has a great sculpt, it looks quite sharp, and the paint is decent. The cockpit isn't the most detailed interior but looks alright and is quite roomy for 4-inch figures. There are numerous joints in the arms and legs, some like the "forearm" rotation are very tight and not obvious, but they largely work. (The fingers themselves however are not jointed at all.)

Es un meca muy genial hecho por mcfarlane para escala 3.75 y lo digo ya que aunque es de la pelicula de avatar no hay un conductor para esta genial nave o meca como quieras decirle asi que si tienes soldados de esta escala creo sera muy buena adicion a tu coleccion.

The ratchet joints of the legs is VERY easy to broke. Bad quality

La pieza llegó muy bien empacada y sin ningún daño. La pieza en sí se ve con mucho detalle, el único pero es el hecho de que las articulaciones se sienten algo frágiles y las manos de las extremidades delanteras no son articuladas.

Me gustó como escultura para no tocar. pero cómo juguete no lo recomiendo para niños. Las articulaciones son muy frágiles casi lo rompo 4 veces solo para acomodarlo de como sale de la caja.

El tío Todd Mc Farlane se rifó con este mecha está listo para figuras 1/18