With no robes to hide joints, the pinless ones work to get her gun in the right poses, which is the main requirement. Maybe a head-swap on the right body, though….įennec is fine with the articulation she has, which also includes a double neck-ball.

Thinking about a custom Marvel Agent May? She might look a touch too short. The hair braid sits nicely in one pose, and may look “floaty” at more drastic angles. The likeness is decent, although trying to replicate realistic scars in smaller size is tough without throwing the look off a bit. No doubt a future Fennec will remedy that. What she’s missing is a removable stomach plate to show her cyborg mods. It’s some serious micro sculpting, extremely well done. Note the different “fabric” texture detail. RELATED: Toy Review: McFarlane Toys’ The Batman and His Batcycles And the plastic rifle strap is twisted to fit the shape of her torso already. This beats the currently tedious head-swap option most companies use for headgear. The masked helmet slips on and off with ease, though you might need to manually open up the eye slit after putting it on. Temuera Morrison’s likeness stays up to date, and looks extra-lifelike compared to some older versions.įennec comes in her fully black outfit, which nicely distinguishes between matte and shiny parts, with orange highlights to match her hair braids and fox-themed name. The shoes clearly bear the linework of Boba’s original trilogy footwear, while the folds and creases in his clothing give excellent texture.

The arms would work better with more articulation. If the lower one’s stiff at first, just work it. The neck does include ball joints at both ends. Star Wars seems to have abandoned the double-hinge elbow and knee, in favor of disc-and-pin ball joints. There’s detail aplenty under his robe.īut with the robe covering so much, Hasbro had a good opportunity to add articulation. The Gaffi stick has a string attached to sling over his shoulder, while the sniper rifle’s attached to an adjustable plastic strap. He includes a bandolier belt and sash with holster under the fabric cloak, and three weapons. That’s not necessarily a bad look for Boba, but it’s inaccurate. It doesn’t look like the acid scarring on the show more like a bit of Uruk-hai war paint, haphazardly applied. The other slight misfire is the white paint on his face. RELATED: Toy Review: Diamond Select Hawkeye Repaint and Black NWH Spidey

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