T13 Action Figure, 4PCS Action Figures, T13 Action Figure 3D Printed Robot Multi-Jointed Movable, Desktop Decorations for Game Lovers...

The toys are awesome but very difficult to bulid had one break on us trying to bulid It half them are build able and work awesome but two down and don't wanna trash

The kids love these characters, they play cops/robbers, fighters, etc. they love to put them together, take them apart then reassemble again!

I wish action figures had been this awesome when I was a kid! My biggest complaint is that the assembly instructions are incredibly confusing. I eventually figured it out, but it was quite frustrating. They definitely need improvement. Additionally, the kneecaps tend to fall off, so if you give this to a child, be prepared for pieces to go missing. I've bought many figures like these, and the quality can be hit or miss. These figures appear to be molded rather than printed, which usually means theyre a bit looser. Assembling them was easy enough, with all the pieces coming off the sprue cleanly when using a good pair of flush cutters. The colors are vibrant and match perfectly with other figures. Unlike many T13-style figures, these are not 3D printed, which greatly improves their quality. You can tell they are injection molded by the telltale circle on some pieces. Its clear someone decided to enhance the standard 3D printed figures by using a factory for production. They are very sturdy, although I wish they came with more hand options. The best feature of this toy is its multi-jointed, movable parts. The detailed design allows for a wide range of poses and movements, making playtime creative and fun. This figure is much more poseable than those pricey wooden dolls used by artists to outline a human figure. I bought this for myself, and it looks fantastic on my shelf of other geeky collectibles. The materials used are top-notch, ensuring durability even with rough play. Its a fantastic product that combines the charm of anime figures with the functionality of a sensory toy. These figures are widely available now, as someone posted 3D printing instructions on Thingiverse, making them freely accessible. Consequently, companies in China are mass-producing them and selling them in the U.S. I mean... why not? Bob recommends.

Poor instructions so a pain to put together. Then once together they don't even last one round of play, before broken. Don't waste your money.

took a long time to assemble and some pieces broke so leg does not attach and shoulder pad broke.