Toysvill Vikings Collection - Action Figures - Hiccup, Astrid, Stoick, Gobber, Snotlout, Fishlegs, Tuffnut & Ruffnut Toys (Set of 8 pcs)

These figures seem to be knock offs as there are subtle differences from characters in the movie/shows such as wrong hair color & clothing. THAT however doesnt stop our 3 & 5 yr old grandkids from getting days and days and hour upon hour of joy from these figures. Most limbs do not move and heads or arms can fall off easily (kids don't play gentle at these ages) so we just glue them back on! Couldn't find anything other than these so we went with them. They did take almost 3 weeks to arrive by they have been used for almost ¾ of a year now. We tossed the weapons since they're too small for our grandies ages but their minds play on without them.... There are sharp edges and points so we cut off horns etc to make them safer for their ages.

Grandson loves the movie. So I got these for him and he loves them. Reasonable prices and durable. Only thing is the knee bend and the weapons that comes with them don’t stay in there hands. Would recommend these.

The kids loved the toys. Durable and fun to play with

These are a good size character to play with. They didn't last long though. All the heads kept coming off. Unfortunately we lost hiccup's head and never found it thinking I couldn't prob glue it in.

Several characters do not stand up! Boo!!! But they are very realistic.

My daughter, the “Dragon Queen” was given these for her birthday. She loves how to train your dragon and anything else dragon related. I think they were a good buy, they look cool, they are figures that will let your child’s imagination run wild… but I think I have seen her play with once or twice. She may play with them when I am not around but her expression when she opened them was muted… so maybe they were something I would have liked or she was just happier with her Bluey present more. Either way I can’t blame the toy so I give it a 4, I would give it a five if she liked them more. But the value wasn’t bad… to me.

These are so cool. My son loves these and plays with them almost every day. He recognizes the characters from the movies, even though there are slight differences from the copyrighted characters.

Doesn't take much to please my kid but these left her extremely disappointed. For one, the legs don't spread at all so they can't ride dragons. All arms and heads fall off super easily and tough to get them back on. The weapons do not stay in their hands at all. They don't look right either. Just junk. Sadly I haven't seen any dragon age toy out there that meets even simple criteria of being able to sit on the dragon and stay on it to be flown around the room. They don't even try anymore.

The toys are poorly molded and painted, which results in them not looking like the characters, and having odd bits of plastic sticking out of the character, or their hands not being able to be made out. The paint is so poorly done, it makes me wonder if it is toxic-free. The toys cannot hold their Viking weapons, some cannot stand. Face actually looks warped. Limps cant freely move, some even simply up or down without falling off.

Se le desprenden los brazos, estan muy sencillos,