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Note on the word Cambodian and Khmer: Cambodian refers to the people of Cambodia. Khmer refers to the ethnic majority in Cambodia. The Khmers are the progeny of the once-great Angkorean era.
Note on rating: Fun: For me, I enjoy having it so that I can show to relative and friends. Durable: I'm not sure how durable it is. Since it's supposed to be a collector's item, one should handle it with care.

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(or is it Gumby?),(remember him?) with his articulation. The sound base is a waste of plastic and it only says two words, "MY PRECIOUS", and the reproduction isn't very good. Now I've said enough. Bye!

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by jade davis


-I gave it only 2 stars for education because the turtles, or atleast the action figures themselves don't really teach alot. They do leave a lot to the imagination though so I gave it 2 stars for that.
-I gave it 5 stars for durability because the plastic its made of is pretty durable. You'd pretty much have to intentionally try to break it to do any serious damage to it!
-4 stars for fun is because, while they could be quite fun to play with, its not quite as fun as riding a jet ski or sky diving!
-But if they had a cool rating I would also give this 5 stars once again because this toy could just be left in the package and hung on the wall. It can be taken out and played with, or posed on a shelf in a room. This is a really great toy and Playmate's has done a good job with the re-release of this toy line. They were the ones who originally released the toys back in the late 80's, and they've done an even better job this time.
Overall, a 4.5 out of a 1-5 rating!
I really enjoy this toy, and I'm glad that I purchased it.

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This Zoid has been nicely redone in sort of a metal black, yellow (not blinding yellow), and with the few gray/silver parts, too. It also comes with CP-16 (the controller), which is (kinda) an added bonus.
The Saix is, as I said in the title, REALLY FAST. It has two speed modes: slow and fast. The tail controls the speed; that's why it's hard to get the tail on past the control thingy. Anyhow, with the tail down, the Saix goes its "normal" speed, which is still fast enough to outrun my Liger Zero Schneider and red Blade Liger by a few seconds. When the tail is up...look out! It goes at kinda a crazy skitter if it can't get a grip, and my front right foot keeps on sticking up and staying there. Kinda annoying, but oh well.
Also, a warning. The "blade" pieces on the guns as well as behind the back legs are more breakable than the other pieces, so use caution when handling. And on the claws, do NOT trim off all of the plastic at the back of the feet. You can flip the LS's feet under, and you're gonna need that plastic to flip the feet back out easily. HINT: when racing, if you're gonna use the fast mode, tuck the LS's claws under. It gets a better grip.
Now for the controller: Toys'R'us didn't quite get the picture right. It should have blue and red caps on it. On the LS, the controller doesn't do much: with the tail down, you use the left side to control its speed; push up on the knob, it goes fast. Down, it goes slow. Reverse for tail up.
Berserk Fury: Better. Push up on the left, it walks. Push down on the left, it deploys the Charged Particle Gun. Nice. PS: on both LS and BF, use Connector B.
Death Stinger: I can't say what this does yet. I can't figure out how to get the controller on it!! ... From what I saw, the left side controls the left set of legs, and the right side controls the right set of legs, but I haven't tested it yet.
Overall, I like the Saix. I'd get it here for a cheap price while it lasts.
It also includes CP-16, the Zoids Controller. It doesn't do much with Lightning Saix. Despite the package's claims, it can NOT make the Saix go in reverse-just forwards at your choice of speeds. You also have to remove its cool back guns/boosters to use it. The controller is far better suited to Death Stinger, which you can then actually steer. It also can be used with Berserk...er...Fury, and thus the similar-in-frame Gairyuuki, a recent Japanese release. But again, it doesn't do that much, just select modes.
If you haven't built a Lightning Saix before, it's not horribly difficult as far as cat Zoids go. The body comes partially pre-built, as it's got the motor in it, but it's still a typical Zoid-y assembly. Some of the leg armor is a bit thinner, so be careful with it-it's not inherently breakable once in place, though.
The only two tricky bits are attaching the legs and tail. With the legs, you have to line up the square bits with the pegs on the motor just right. I found it helpful to move the leg as if it were walking until it clicked on. The tail is a bit annoying to get around the thing that lets you use it to change speeds-I had to press pretty hard.
Once built, Lightning Saix has two speeds. With the tail down, it goes at a decent clip, and with it up...a crazed skitter. *If* it can get a grip, it's really fast...if not, it skids in place a lot. Even skidding, mine both outrun things like Liger Zero easily.
A couple things to note about the claws-for one, don't trim off all of that little piece on their backs. It's there so you can flip them back out if you've tucked them under the Saix's foot. Second, there appears to have been a mold change-the very tips of the claws are no longer pointy and separate, they have a line of plastic between them. I have to wonder if it's a safety issue-I've heard that the Tomy UK Saixes have the same claws. I trimmed it away with an xacto knife, but they look fine otherwise.
If you have a choice between this and the regular Saix, I'd get this one if you have a Death Stinger and can't get the controller elsewhere (most places carrying Japanese Zoids should have them), but otherwise, go with the one with the colors you like best.

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Also the tubes that connect from the helmet to the backpack do not connect well.
He likes playing with it but he's very disappointed that it keeps breaking.


AXE AND KNIFE U CAN PUT ON HIS BO'S I'VE BEEN A FAN SINCE
BIRTH AND I'M 17 AND THIS WILL 4 EVER BE THE ONLY TOYS I PLAY
WITH TMNT 4 LIFE

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Every zoid has a hard part sooner or later. & with the Command Wolf I'd say the hardest part to put together is the back legs, yet as difficult as it may be it will walk smoothly in the end if done correctly. So don't give up!
His jaw can be either open or shut for a kind of jaw chomping action! The Command Wolf's head can hang low or be up- which has an effect on how it walks. If the head is low, he will be kind of slow, if it's high he'll walk a little faster. Either way it walks easily, most other zoids kind of wobble...
If you put him together good enough, he should stay together even if he should fall (opposed to another review who'd said it'd broke easily).