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The video revolves around the reviewer's detailed examination of McFarlane Toys' Fortnite action figures, with a focus on their design, articulation, and versatility. Key figures discussed include the robotic AIM and a werewolf figure named Dire, both lauded for intricate details and mechanical aspects. The reviewer appreciates McFarlane’s packaging, detailed paintwork, and the inclusion of stands for stability. However, they note some issues with articulation, particularly with the 'dog-leg' design and tight joints in areas like the hands and hips. Despite these minor flaws, the figures are praised for their movement range and ability to fit into various collections such as Marvel Legends due to their non-human attributes. The reviewer underscores the joy of integrating these figures into different displays and encourages viewer engagement for future content.
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In this part of the video, the reviewer discusses their new McFarlane Toys, focusing on figures from the Fortnite collection such as Dire, AIM, and others. They describe the packaging, which is typical for McFarlane with a clear window to display the toy and the Fortnite logo. The reviewer appreciates the included stands for stability, even though they personally don’t use them. They express particular interest in the AIM figure due to its robotic nature and detailed articulation, although they wish the design was fully robotic instead of having elements like pants. The reviewer emphasizes their fondness for the intricate details and mechanical aspects incorporated into these figures by McFarlane Toys.
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In this part of the video, the reviewer discusses the aesthetic and functional details of a werewolf action figure, specifically noting the paintwork. Despite the worn black and white paint, the design incorporates red and white accents and a dirty wash for a gritty look. The head features blue highlights that stand out, while the body maintains a dirty aesthetic with plain insides. The intricate details of the jeans, the sculpting of the abs, and torn clothing contribute to its appeal. The articulation, especially the tricky ‘dog-leg’ design in the feet, is highlighted, showing that despite looseness in some joints, the figure balances well. Additional features like the gold and red color contrasts, fingerless gloves, nunchucks, and intricate sculpting on the head are acknowledged, painting a picture of a martial arts werewolf with a unique backstory. The head articulation is somewhat limited due to the sculpting at the back.
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In this part of the video, the reviewer discusses the range of movement and articulation issues with a figure, focusing on various joints, including ball joints in the torso and neck. They highlight problems with alignment and limited movement caused by design choices, such as the shape intended for the pants. Additionally, they go into detail about the specific joints, like the dumbbell joints in the neck and shoulders, noting that while one side may have better movement, the other side can be restricted. The segment also mentions the articulation mechanics in the arms and legs, including double elbows and knees, and concludes with notes on the ankle and toe joints, emphasizing both the flexibility and some limitations in the figure’s mobility.
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In this part of the video, the presenter discusses the articulation and accessories of several action figures. The figures have varying degrees of movement in their joints, such as shoulder rotation, bicep swivel, double elbows, wrist rotation, and ball joints at the torso and hips. Specific accessories include dual pistols, a back bling indicative of a kill count, and an axe that matches the overall figure design. Another figure, Dire, comes with a wolf pack back bling and a katana, enhancing a martial arts feel.
The presenter compares the height and scale of these figures to others, noting that the McFarlane figures are 7 inches tall, taller than the 6-inch Jazwares figures. They also fit well with characters from different lines like Hasbro’s Star Wars and Marvel Legends. Lastly, the stiffness of the figures’ hands when holding weapons is mentioned.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses adding versatile figures, specifically a werewolf and a robot, to their collection. They highlight that these figures can fit into various collections, such as Marvel Legends, due to their non-human characteristics, allowing for flexibility in display. The speaker praises McFarlane’s work despite minor issues with tight hands and hip joints, emphasizing the impressive range of motion, articulation, and paint jobs. They express enjoyment in incorporating these figures into different displays, noting the fun aspect as an essential part of the hobby. Lastly, they encourage viewers to comment, like, and subscribe for more content.