They are between 1/10 to 1/12 scale and $64 each with no articulation.





Great photos and review, Ash Talon! That’s very tempting. The wolf looks fantastic with Mythic Legions Orcs!Ash Talon wrote:
The more I toy with it, the more disappointed I am. When someone compares a Mafex or Figuarts figure favorably to a Hasbro figure of the same character, you'll often hear the (reasonable) defense of the Hasbro figure that you can't expect a $20 mass retail figure to measure up to the significantly more expensive import. Well, I just got my G.I. Joe classified series Timber and the situation is bizarrely reversed. The retail Timber figure has far better articulation, better paint, better sculpt, tighter sturdier joints, better playability (less painfully sharp points, not overly tight joints), and does so at 1/10 the price of the D2O wolf. The latter is unnecessarily heavy, sharp and therefore brittle at its sharp points, has somewhat cartoonish face paint weirdly contrasting with the gritty aesthetic, has joints that are simultaneously hard to move and feel cheap and jiggly, and the rear hips are entirely static, rendering the other articulation pointless. The D2O wolf can sit, run, can't rear back to howl, can't adopt an action pose. He is an ornate, extremely expensive display base. Solicitations for the new paint schemes shows the wolf with its rear legs behind it in a running pose. ( https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/2805/ ... 1641231689 ). Unless D2O retooled it between series 1 and 2, this is false advertising. My production piece can't do that, even after heating extensively with a hairdryer. There is no range of motion in the rear hips.MollyMillions wrote: ↑Fri Jan 28, 2022 5:09 pmYeah, a friend of mine has the same grievances as yours.
Sounds par for the course between you and one of my toy groups.
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