(Assembly Completed) T13 Action Figure Set, Titan 13 Robot Action Figure 3D Printed robo 13 Action Fidget Toys Figure Articulated,Lucky 13 Action Figure, Nova 13 Action Figure Dummy 13 Action Figure

My son loves these and that it's a 3 pack with tons of accessories which includes different gesturing hands, hands with grips for the accessories. It's a really awesome set that can be moved into the most craziest positions letting my kids play out the scenes they want. Durable but easy to lose so make sure to have a bag or box to keep everything in. Giftable for certain ages, my youngest is 10 and he loves them. Very much worth the cost. Especially for a 3 pack.

Assembly and Posability: Assembling these figures can be slow and tedious, but it’s also rewarding. The figures are super posable, allowing you to pose them in varies ways. This flexibility makes them excellent for artists who need assistance with drawing complicated poses and illustrations.Quality and Material: The T13 figures are clearly 3D printed, which you can see from the printing lines on them. However, they offer a unique take on the old Stikfas figures. The transparent color adds a cool touch, and the material quality surprised me23.Individuality: Each figure has its own distinct action, making them fun to play with. Whether it’s the Titan 13’s robotic movements or the Lucky 13’s unique color, there’s something for everyone.Duration of Interest: My son was initially captivated by these figures for three days. However, after that, his interest waned. But during those three days, he thoroughly enjoyed exploring their different poses and actions.

They came with some parts fallen off but I was easily able to put them back on. My only real complaint is that the blue one came with two right arms and no left one.

Fun set of figures that were already assembled which was nice. Durable and versatile these toys are fun for many ages. Good value durable set of toy figures.

These are based on the "Dummy 13" figures (google it for 3d printable files/accessories) and are the standard size of about 5.4 inches tall. They have very good joints and are much more posable than your typical action figures. It would be pretty easy to use these to get started doing stop motion animation or just use as a posing reference. Overall they are really nice. However I would avoid giving them to any kids that are still in the "putting things in their mouth" phase as the parts are quite small and can come off. Impatient kids or ones with limited dexterity could easily pop parts off these, they are not as rugged as your typical action figure but they make up for it by being a LOT more posable. This pack contains 3 figures and 3 sets of weapons including different hands.However these were supposed to be "fully assembled" and all three of my figures were assembled wrong. Luckily I know how these figures go together so it wasn't too hard to fix. One had an arm in pieces that I had to snap together and put on his body. Another figure was missing his toe which was in the bottom of the box. Two other figures had their left arms assembled wrong so the elbows bent backwards, had to disassemble them and put them back together right.Small issues I know, but knocked off a star because not everyone who buys them may not know how they go together. They include a pictorial instruction sheet that isn't all that useful. I'd advise searching YouTube for "Dummy 13" if you need assembly instructions, there are a lot of videos. When you get yours, be sure to check the box for any loose parts that may have come off, like the figure's toes.Also it would be nice if they came with some kind of stand, it can be hard to get the figures to stand up in some poses without one.So basically once I fixed their assembly errors, I've got 3 five star figures.

I put these in various locations in my room doing different things they are cool!

This is a review of the NORABORKEY T13 Action Figure Set, with an ASIN of B0CZHWRCZR.Short version (TL;DR) - Negatives: Joints too loose. Fragile and frustrating. Positives: They come (sort of) assembled.Long version …To avoid beating around the bush, these aren’t “action figures.” The best you can do with them is static poses, and that’s rather tenuous as well. Also, despite the listing’s claim that these are 3D printed, they’re clearly injection-molded - not that that matters. I just found it sadly humorous that they’re attempting to play off the related hype. Anyway, most of all, these are very, very poorly suited for children.Negatives:* Joints Too Loose - many of the joints on each of these were way too loose to get them to hold a pose, much less be able to stand up. As implied with my included pictures, the one that I did manage to get to stand liked to fall over frequently due to this issue. If you happen to hit the right pose, you may be able to get them to hold it and stand, but, as noted, it’s tenuous.* Fragile and Frustrating - frankly, they tend to break apart as you try to pose them. Part of this is due to poor tolerances (such as the loose joints) and part of it is down to bad design, with parts interacting with each other in negative manners. For example, trying to adjust the head and neck will often cause the chest piece to shift in such a way that it may cause one or more of the arms to jettison itself. These really are quite frustrating.Positives:* They Came “Assembled” - apparently, these robots are something of a commodity item, with lots of manufacturers making exceedingly similar units. It seems some of them come in pieces, for you to assemble. Well, these came assembled … in theory. Many of the body parts were on backwards and others had fallen off. I’m not sure that really saved any effort or frustration.In conclusion, these are only marginally functional. I would not recommend them, and consider them to be solidly a 2-star product.

Broke very easily, would not buy again

Actually the product came with two right arms for the black and rhe blue t13 but I found a way to rearrange the arms and make them left arms.We can do this by removing the shoulder piece and turning the ball joint to the left and fixing the shoulder piece.