Halo 4" “World of Halo” Spartan MK VII with Pulse Carbine

Just as described, its an ok model of in-game models.

People who are comparing these new World of Halo figs to the McFarlane figs are missing the point entirely. These WCT/Jazwares Halo Figs are targeted at a completely different audience. If you are looking for a highly detailed adult collectible, look elsewhere. And expect to pay alot more. If you and your kids want to bash these guys together, throw them in the air, play war with each other, crash the vehicles into Lincoln Log walls, and make "pew pew" noises like they're a bunch of 1985 G.I.Joes, these are exactly what you want. These are inexpensive, decent quality KIDS TOYS. And for that, they are awesome.

We finally got his feet to move! His feet are angled at nearly 45° angle and this toy cannot stand up on his own. We play with a lot of toys and this guy has to either be held or is laying down on the floor. 1 star.

I bought this to mess around with my rc tanks with and it’s perfect, great detail for its size. Pretty good pose-ability the shoulders are a bit hindered due to his armor but it’s to be expected. Other than that great figure all around

Very well made. High quality and most importantly….. durable for kids to play with 😂

Definitely a $9.98 price item. If you don't want to hunt at Walmart, $13 isn't too bad. If a collector...is price or collection the concern? Packaging was a little beat up but not an issue for open box collecting. Figure articulation was excellent compared to other lines in 3.75.

Grand boys love it

Works well and stands well

Did not include game code as picture told.

My son loves this! So much in fact he requested the whole team ! Thank you for bring a smile to my son's face!

I've been a long time fan of the Halo series of games, and a fan of the figures for just as long. I started out collecting the old McFarlane ones and followed them through the mattel series of figures up to now. While I found the late-McFarlane figures lacking somewhat and the Mattel figures to be a little underwhelming, this one is actually genuinely good! Lets start with some pros. First of all the articulation is excellent. The shoulders and elbows are a little restricted, but they still get plenty of movement, and the head, torso, and legs all get an excellent range of motion. Second, the overall presentation of the figure is lovely. The product shots don't do it justice at all, when properly posed the figure looks really good. The figure has some nice drybrushed effects to give the armour a scuffed looks and the visor is super vibrant. The tone of green used looks much better in person than in product shots. Thirdly it's sturdy. This thing feels like it could either be played with in earnest or just kept as a collectible. The weapon is also slightly rubbery and has some give without feeling floppy, so it can be put in the hands without fear of damaging the figure or the gun. It also comes with a little stand so it's unlikely to go shelf diving any time soon. There are some cons too, but minor ones. One con is that the paint apps on the chest of mine are a little wonky. A tad of center. Nothing juge but it is vaguely noticeable. Two is that some areas are lacking in detail. Some black accents on the back aren't painted in and the shield-emitter-light accents are non existant. The weapon is also a little under detailed and the stand is this odd shade of green with some strange looking grey dry brushing. Not a huge issue though. Three is an issue with the packaging. The actual packaging itself is excellent as it can be opened without damaging the carboard at all. Unfortunately the base and the DLC code included are then glued to the back on a blister pack, meaning you can't get at them without damaging the box. While this maybe isn't quite as high quality as say, the REACH-era Mcfarlane figures, it has better articulation than most of them, looks really nice, feels really sturdy,

it's worth it for the good laugh but the lack of articulations is astonishing, and I thought it was more buffed

El juguete es bueno