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Nightwing and Red Hood 2 Pack
So, a two pack like this I wasn’t going to miss out on. Being a fan of both characters, it felt like a no brainer.The detail on both of them is insane, they’re nicely done and the same quality you’ve probably grown to expect from McFarlane’s DC line.From the masks to the cool emblems on Red Hood’s guns, the people at McFarlane Toys are killing it. I love the jacket on Jason Todd, and both their costumes are nicely done.Accessory wise, you don’t get too much.Red Hood comes with:- Bio Collectible Card (it’s got that shine, looks awesome, bit of a pain to remove most likely)- Hand guns (x2) (see my complaints on the holsters)- Display Base (x1)Nightwing comes with:- Bio Collectible Card- Escrima Sticks (see my complaints about these let down of an accessory)- Display BaseThe articulation on both of these figures is pretty.. Okay. I mean they’re both known to be acrobatic. These figures don’t quite show that, in my opinion.I was hoping they’d have a bit more articulation in the legs, mostly. Maybe it’s just cause I’m a bit more used to Marvel Legends. But the most these guys can do is the splits. It’d probably work wonders if the legs could rotate a bit more than they do. But they still look good.Red Hood’s gloves hinder his wrist articulation, you can pull them a little and something feels like it’s about to give. But the wrists seem pretty locked in their place outside some 360 rotation.Complaints:Nightwing- His escrima sticks are just a black unpainted plastic log. It would’ve been so cool if you could’ve clicked them together and formed a staff.A little paint would’ve made them look so much nicer.They’re a bit warped on my figure, and I also had to slightly pull the pieces on his back that hold them to make one stick fit better. Not sure if I could run them through some hot water or hit them with some hot air to correct the shape. But that’s an option.I’ve almost bought the blue costumed Nightwing figure they put out a while back with the BAF part, but looking at this figure, starting to seem like this figure is just a repaint.Red Hood- His hand guns, while they look pretty great. Fitting them in his hand is a pain, but fitting them in the holsters, a damn nightmare. Yet somehow, a bit worse trying to remove them from the holsters. They’re flexible but they feel like they’re not the most sturdy.(It helps if you slide the gun into the holsters, then press them down, not too roughly though)Again, not sure if the warm water, or hot air gun trick will help the gun/the holsters.If you’re a fan of either or both character, I wouldn’t pass it up. Sure, they both have their flaws (in my opinion) don’t pass these up.Especially for the price it’ll be for now (I’m sure it’ll take an insane price jump)
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Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2021
I've been on the hunt for this item for awhile now. Sure, I had to spend a little extra coin to get this bundle, but it was well worth it. Pictures don't do the quality and the look of these figures enough justice. I love the simplicity. Escrima Sticks, and a couple of Desert Eagles is all you need for these iconic characters. Todd Mcfarlane doesn't disappoint; not for me anyways.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2022
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2021
I wanted these guys for a while and I received them for my birthday, couldn't be happier, amazing quality and they look great on display, great addition for any action figure collection and the are really posable, the articulations are strong and I don't think they will become floppy anytime soon. 10/10
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Reviewed in the United States on February 9, 2021
Reviewed in the United States on January 26, 2021
So, a two pack like this I wasn’t going to miss out on. Being a fan of both characters, it felt like a no brainer.
The detail on both of them is insane, they’re nicely done and the same quality you’ve probably grown to expect from McFarlane’s DC line.
From the masks to the cool emblems on Red Hood’s guns, the people at McFarlane Toys are killing it. I love the jacket on Jason Todd, and both their costumes are nicely done.
Accessory wise, you don’t get too much.
Red Hood comes with:
- Bio Collectible Card (it’s got that shine, looks awesome, bit of a pain to remove most likely)
- Hand guns (x2) (see my complaints on the holsters)
- Display Base (x1)
Nightwing comes with:
- Bio Collectible Card
- Escrima Sticks (see my complaints about these let down of an accessory)
- Display Base
The articulation on both of these figures is pretty.. Okay. I mean they’re both known to be acrobatic. These figures don’t quite show that, in my opinion.
I was hoping they’d have a bit more articulation in the legs, mostly. Maybe it’s just cause I’m a bit more used to Marvel Legends. But the most these guys can do is the splits. It’d probably work wonders if the legs could rotate a bit more than they do. But they still look good.
Red Hood’s gloves hinder his wrist articulation, you can pull them a little and something feels like it’s about to give. But the wrists seem pretty locked in their place outside some 360 rotation.
Complaints:
Nightwing
- His escrima sticks are just a black unpainted plastic log. It would’ve been so cool if you could’ve clicked them together and formed a staff.
A little paint would’ve made them look so much nicer.
They’re a bit warped on my figure, and I also had to slightly pull the pieces on his back that hold them to make one stick fit better. Not sure if I could run them through some hot water or hit them with some hot air to correct the shape. But that’s an option.
I’ve almost bought the blue costumed Nightwing figure they put out a while back with the BAF part, but looking at this figure, starting to seem like this figure is just a repaint.
Red Hood
- His hand guns, while they look pretty great. Fitting them in his hand is a pain, but fitting them in the holsters, a damn nightmare. Yet somehow, a bit worse trying to remove them from the holsters. They’re flexible but they feel like they’re not the most sturdy.
(It helps if you slide the gun into the holsters, then press them down, not too roughly though)
Again, not sure if the warm water, or hot air gun trick will help the gun/the holsters.
If you’re a fan of either or both character, I wouldn’t pass it up. Sure, they both have their flaws (in my opinion) don’t pass these up.
Especially for the price it’ll be for now (I’m sure it’ll take an insane price jump)
The detail on both of them is insane, they’re nicely done and the same quality you’ve probably grown to expect from McFarlane’s DC line.
From the masks to the cool emblems on Red Hood’s guns, the people at McFarlane Toys are killing it. I love the jacket on Jason Todd, and both their costumes are nicely done.
Accessory wise, you don’t get too much.
Red Hood comes with:
- Bio Collectible Card (it’s got that shine, looks awesome, bit of a pain to remove most likely)
- Hand guns (x2) (see my complaints on the holsters)
- Display Base (x1)
Nightwing comes with:
- Bio Collectible Card
- Escrima Sticks (see my complaints about these let down of an accessory)
- Display Base
The articulation on both of these figures is pretty.. Okay. I mean they’re both known to be acrobatic. These figures don’t quite show that, in my opinion.
I was hoping they’d have a bit more articulation in the legs, mostly. Maybe it’s just cause I’m a bit more used to Marvel Legends. But the most these guys can do is the splits. It’d probably work wonders if the legs could rotate a bit more than they do. But they still look good.
Red Hood’s gloves hinder his wrist articulation, you can pull them a little and something feels like it’s about to give. But the wrists seem pretty locked in their place outside some 360 rotation.
Complaints:
Nightwing
- His escrima sticks are just a black unpainted plastic log. It would’ve been so cool if you could’ve clicked them together and formed a staff.
A little paint would’ve made them look so much nicer.
They’re a bit warped on my figure, and I also had to slightly pull the pieces on his back that hold them to make one stick fit better. Not sure if I could run them through some hot water or hit them with some hot air to correct the shape. But that’s an option.
I’ve almost bought the blue costumed Nightwing figure they put out a while back with the BAF part, but looking at this figure, starting to seem like this figure is just a repaint.
Red Hood
- His hand guns, while they look pretty great. Fitting them in his hand is a pain, but fitting them in the holsters, a damn nightmare. Yet somehow, a bit worse trying to remove them from the holsters. They’re flexible but they feel like they’re not the most sturdy.
(It helps if you slide the gun into the holsters, then press them down, not too roughly though)
Again, not sure if the warm water, or hot air gun trick will help the gun/the holsters.
If you’re a fan of either or both character, I wouldn’t pass it up. Sure, they both have their flaws (in my opinion) don’t pass these up.
Especially for the price it’ll be for now (I’m sure it’ll take an insane price jump)
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Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2022
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