3-Pack Clear Action Figure Display & Holder Base, Compatible with HG, RG, SD, SHF Gundam 1/144 Toy, Doll Stop Motion Stand & Screwdriver

Fits for all 3.5" thru most 7" figures with no issues. Hasbro, McFarlane, and Bandai fit great. Cradle attachment allows for more dynamic poses, including flight/acrobatic. Figure weight may need an additional base for stability or arms for better poses. 99.99% of standard size and weight of the major manufacturers will only need 1 base and 1 arm. Highly recommend using cradle attachment.

Product is as advertised and easy to assemble in quick time. Works perfectly with Marvel legends and other 6 to 7 inch figs. Can be stable and bend for a desirable pose. A+++

Super easy to put together and the stands come with a wide array of attachments for multiple types of figures/model kits hope the screws hold over time but first impressions 10/10 would recommend for any collector! I was a little skeptical of the arms that hold the figures but they fit nice and tight and don’t move around easily!

This is the first time I've seen a gooseneck stand for figures in this size. There are plenty of small gooseneck stands for cellphones and LED lights, but finally someone had the bright idea to offer a version to the action figure community.[BUILD QUALITY]Unfortunately this thing has poor build quality, there are a significant amount of mold lines (meaning misaligned molds) and plastic flash all over, to the point that it interferes with assembling the parts. The glossy black base also reflects how inexpensive these are, it has warping/divots all around the holes as if the act of punching the holes deforms the area around them.For the sake of reviewing these instead of returning them in disgust, I cleaned up some of the parts so they're functional.[ASSEMBLY]Similar to other inexpensive figure stands on Amazon, the joints and claws that grip the figures are left on the raw sprue, so you have to snip them off. Be warned that you should spend some time sanding/smoothing those sharp spots so they don't scratch your figures.The 3 different claws are all useful, there's even a 3-pronged one that acts as a kind of "seat" that grips the pelvis area. That and the other large claw are big enough to work with McFarlane's 7-inch figures.The gooseneck, or "snakebone" if you want an edgier name, plugs into any of several holes in the base. Once assembled, overall it's about 160mm tall and 115mm at the widest. The base itself is about 9mm thick.[DOES IT WORK!?]Mercifully, yes! The neck is 5mm thick, it's juuuust strong enough to hold up 6-7-inch figures, as long as they aren't terribly heavy. If leaning a figure to the side, you'll have to connect the two other bases to keep it from toppling.[SUGGESTIONS TO MANUFACTURERS]Thicken the gooseneck by maybe 2mm to support heavier figures. The larger version of this stand uses an 8mm gooseneck and that feels slightly too thick.Add the ability for extensions to be screwed into the tip, to make it longer.The connection points should also be thicker to withstand the strain of heavier figures. Maybe convert them to screw-type connection so they're more secure and mesh with the aforementioned screw-in extensions.With some tweaks, this could be one of the best stands ever, it's just too bad the quality control is so lousy.

solid stands, good bases, good arms.If you are posing for photography or setting your figures up in a better displayed format this is for you!It helps with floating figures, flying figures, action scenes, standing and battling. they will lock together to make a multi unit display.It'll make an in box collector want to open their figures!

I had just gotten these for some figures but when I was trying to build them the instructions are very bad, pieces broke, a super tight fit made it hard to put together and I had to throw one away 2 of them work ok but one 1 type of the figure holders works. Would like one back for the inconvenience if possible

these have got to be the best figure stands you can buy, almost like hottoys stands.

The stand looked promising for dynamic poses. The flexible arm appears to be strong enough to support the weight of figures on the heavier side, however, the figure holder gets attached to the flexible arm through a small and weak peg that breaks easily.The first holder I built broke while posing the figure, and the second literally broke will connecting it to the flexible arm. I had to be extremely careful with the last spare part to make it work but I’m still wary that the holder will eventually give up and break from just supporting the weight of the figure.It was also a pain to get the broken pegs out of the arm. I had to sticked a piece of copper wire through the inside of the arm to get the broken pegs out.I’m seriously debating of whether I want to keep or return it.

Nice.

At first they seemed pricey, but the quality of the parts is good and they include a mini screwdriver which helps justify the price more.

Only complaint is the clamp holding each figure isn’t very strong

Perfect for Marvel Legends