Collectible Reviews

I realy want this action figure so does my sister , she wants it to be her barbies husband. Shes wrong. Hes an action figure not a idot barbie. He looks just like the actor in the movie.This is a must for spidey fans.

This J. Jonah Jameson figure from the Spiderman movie is great!! He is in the right scale to go along with the Marvel Legends and Spiderman Classics figures. It was done very well and it is nice to have someone else from the world of Spiderman for more interactive play for the children. There are A LOT of Spiderman figures out there. JJJ is cheap, short-tempered, opinionated, and mildly paranoid. He doesn't like or trust costumed superheroes or villains. In his mind, they are ALL criminals. Which makes him the perfect character/victim to be saved by the heroes he hates from the villains he has made furious with his newspaper editorials. He comes with a desk-and-chair accessory that are ideal for his "desk-pounding action". All the items on the desk are loosely secured so they shake when JJJ pounds on the desk. The accessories also make nice props for heroes or villains to pick up and throw or get struck by. Jolly Jonah is articulated at the neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, waist, hips, and knees. They either bend and/or rotate for great realism. This figure is a must for Spiderman fans and collectors.

I THINK THIS TOY IS COOL BUT WHEN I PLAY HARD WITH HIM HIS HEAD IS LOSE OR SOMETHING. IT LOOKS LIKE ITS ABOUT TO BREAK OFF OR SOMETHING.BUT I LIKE HIS DESK AND CHAIR AND THE STUFF ON HIS DESK. THE TOY IT SELF IS COOL BUT NOT DURABLE ON HIS HEAD AND ONE ARM. BUT I GIVE HIM 5 STARS BECAUSE ALL TOYS ARE NOT DURABLE. ITS JUST A TOY. ...THIS TOY IS GREAT FOR ALL AGES. PEACE

Unenlagia is a pretty decent Zoid. He's quick to build, and he combines with Nightwise, Leoblaze, and Mosasledge to create the Matrix Dragon. The instructions for it are on the official Zoids website. It's called the "Fuzor Dragon" there, as a small side note. Anyway, the green caps look better in person on Unenlagia. It also combines with the Buster Eagle to create the four-legged Griffin. The possibilities are endless after you get too many of these Z-Builders...

A creature from the Prehistoric S. America. Unenlagia is a relative of the Dilphosaurus. It is the second Z-Builder(or Blox in Japan) released in the US. It is EXTREMELY durable, so unlike zoid models, z-builders can take more punishment. Big Plus, but still you should be a little carful, or you probably need to rebuild it. When combined with Mosasledge, Nightwise, and Leoblaze it creates the powerful Matrix Dragon. You can find instructions on that Monster on the zoids website.

Unelagia sometimes falls apart.He's not two hard to build.He Has 3 weapons.On His claws he has 1 Cannon on each claw And his tail is a cannon. This toy overall is prety cool.

This figure is completely articulated. He's got a magnetic hand to catch the snitch with. It even comes with a stand for display. I've got the other quidditch figures and I have got to say that this one is much better. It even comes with a Firebolt.

I got it. Wow. It's neat. Almost as if everything's detailed (wrinkles, veins, nails, etc). I like the way he smiled. It's cute! I love Quidditch! Maybe I will buy an extra to hung it up. I am glad to have it to my collection.

Being such a huge Harry Potter enthusiast, I was really looking forward to the new line of Prisoner of Azkaban toys, and probably would have bought them all regardless, but I was not at all disappointed with this figure. It bears probably the closest resemblance to Daniel Radcliffe that we have seen so far, is around 8 inches tall (much bigger than the old 5 inch Harry Potter figures), and has a really cool "magnetic grip" to catch the snitch with. It's a really fun toy that I think Harry fans will love.

I'm not really into the Stikfas toys. The only appeal they have for me are their limbs as these are great for custom projects and are the right size for making Pinky:st figures with movable joints.

Other then complete mutilation for these toys for custom projects, I don't see much in them. I mean you can only pose these things so long before they get tedious and you throw them aside.

Although I found Stikfas' idea of assembling and customizing your own action figures from provided components you assemble yourself to be a novel concept, I didn't pay all that much attention to them until recently, when I had a chance to check a few out first-hand. At first glance it's generic appearance along with ridiculously large feet, somewhat steep price, and durability concerns put me off buying one until I put a few shop display pieces through the paces. Now I've got a couple of these goofy things hangin' around my geekin' toy nook, probably spouting lewd propositions at my Counselor Troi action figure during those times when I'm away from home...

The large feet turned out to not be all that bad; they provide the standard "alpha male" toy with a very stable base to do some pretty amazing stances and poses that'd cause most other action figures to fall flat without proper hand support. The ball-jointed articulation gives the figure a much wider range of poseability than most ready-made action figures, which adds a good touch of play value to the whole affair. And I was surprised by how well the thing held together after I'd assembled it-- all the joints fit together snugly. Also, I've yet to experience parts pooping off during normal play.

As for my "too generic-looking" gripe... well, this bugger is marketed towards folks who like to paint and customize models & stuff. Which is somethin' I'm pretty poor at, and would explain why I've made few efforts to add any details to my own Stikfas. 'Bout the only customizing I've done with this particular toy is put a firearm in each hand, place the police cap accessory from the "K-9 Unit" set on its head, and voila-- instant disgruntled postal worker! Or I'll hand him the chainsaw and ax from my "Firefighter" set for those days when he feels like engaging in close-range mail room mayhem! Heh-- chop, chop...

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I bought one of these just the other day and am having a blast setting it up in various goofy poses. These things are so much fun, it makes me wish they had some kind of purpose.

This toy is the best. My nephew luvs him to death. He has like four of him because he luvs him soooo much.i wish i could tell u more about my nephew and i but i cant this review is on our favorite toy. Well i got to go now. We will try to keep in writing..bye now

At first I didn't think this toy looked as good as the Wolverine toy from the original X-Men movie, but when I juxtaposed the two, I realized this toy's remarkable semblance of Hugh Jackman. It is also very poseable- "super poseable" even- allowing for a good looking display toy. The accessory is a bit pointless because they removed the Danger Room scene from X2, and it doesn't do anything except rotate Wolverine. The toy is good for its purpose, though. Pick it up if you're after X-Men toys.

This Wolverine toy is way cool and fun. He looks just like he does in X-Men 2. I bought this toy because I like Wolverine in the movies and my friend got one like it and it persuaded me to buy one. You can do a lot of stuff from the movies with this action figure. If you like X-Men or know someone who does, this is a must for you or them.

I got into Xevoz back in January of 04 and this was the one that sold me. I went looking for them and the Ranger was the one I wanted. Low and behold, it was one of the greatest toys I ever got ahold of. The versatility of the toy is amazing. The ball and socket joints allow for vast arrays of movement and the extra parts allow for customization. The parts from the other sets also allow you to mix and match everything. You childs imagination will multiply exponentially after getting ahold of a few Xevoz sets. I highly recommend, so much because I have 5 of this alone.

This toy is worth your cash for several reasons. First is interchangeability. The Xevoz line is famous for the ability to mix parts from other kits. Second is the fact that it's so customizeable. The kit comes with a sticker sheet for custom looks. Third is the armor and weapons. The armor can come on and off, and the Alpha Ranger comes with a handgun, a rifle, that big gun in the picture, and some sort of a Xetopian brass knuckles. Fourth is the game. Not only are these things customiseable, you can fight them. Lastly, buy it.

DOOD! This is tight! I mean, you can pose em' battle with them, and overall have a good time. I like the idea.

Most toys now a days don't allow a kid to imagine or maximize play value. Most toys can move only a few parts and you are stuck with the story that the company comes up with. Xevoz is not like that.
These toys are completely interchangalbe with each other. You can customize the figure because of the additional parts in the package or buy another Xevoz action figure, even a different figure and mix and match. These toys work on a "build it yourself" technique of ball socket joints.

The Sledge Trooper is a robot that comes with multiple heads and weapons. The stickers included allow you customize it even figure. Plus, you these toys have a range of motion in one arm than most toys have in thier entire body.
Hands down, you or your child will get hours of play and plus it will boost the creativity and imagination of children of all ages.
Plus these toys are durable. After many, many hours of rotating, if a joint gets loose, add nail polish remover to loose part and let it dry. Wal-lay, it is like new.
Bottom Line - Greatest toy to come about for a long time and I wish I had these when I was a kid. I have bought a good bit of these and I will buy more as a collector.

You would think that this is just another robot toy that falls apart in three seconds. But under that faceplate is a dynamic toy that is worth your money( also under the faceplate is a zybernetically enhanced brain, so he's not purely robotic). He's more expensive than the basic Xevoz kits because he has more accessories. One of which is a firing rocket launcher with 2 missiles. He has assorted armor, an electroshock claw, an organic hand(that's bigger than his head), a cylindrical head in need of a dent popper, a chain saw(just in case he wants to outdo the Texas chainsaw maniac), a battle ax, a machine gun attachment, some sort of a Xetopian brass knuckles, and that missile launcher(make things go BOOM!!!!!!!). Plus, you can mix the parts of this kit with other kits. Don't forget to check out the Xevoz website(don't forget to buy this,either)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The Xevoz action figure line is a fun way of nurturing creativity and basic artisitc skills. Their entertainment value increases with the addition of each figure, given the interchangeability of the body pieces and accessories. Their poseability make them convenient drawing models and even stop-motion models for basic animation for fledgling artists and beginner animators. Combining traits from the different races (Bio-Mecha, Neo-Sapien, Sectoid, etc), it's possible to build many Sci-fi hybrid archetypes like a Fire-winged werewolf ninja cyborg. Thus with the stylized generic look, they can serve as a character design brainstorming aid when trying to create original creatures.

Our eldest daughter, now 27, received her Little Huggums for her 3rd Christmas. She named her Mary Baby,"'cause Mary is Jesus' Mommy". Our 2nd daughter, now 24, also received her Little Huggums for her 3rd Christmas. Our first granddaughter is now three and Little Huggums was the first Christmas gift I purchased this year. This is a very durable doll and a perfect size for a little girl to "mother" and cuddle. A wonderful gift. I hope to purchase more if we have additional granddaughters!

I have this doll, and she is marked Alexanderkin but she is wearing a pink floral dress. The remainder of her features are the same as the doll featured here. Did Madam Alexander produce another Huggums?

When I was a litle girl I had an Effenbea Doll that is the same size as this one. This doll is over 20 years old, but Hannah loves it. So I bought her this one, because mine is about to fall apart. She LOVES this doll. It is the perfect size for a small child. She drags hers everwhere. It has a soft body, but molded plastic hands, feet, and head. The eyes open and close when it is tilted. It is well worth the money, because these dolls hold up forever. Nice gift for a younger child.

I want to buy this doll desperately for my daughter, but she only wants a doll with blue eyes like hers. Your first review says the doll has "brown" eyes. Although, the doll pictured clearly has blue eyes. Which is it blue or brown? I've searched all over the web and I keep coming back to this site! So, I figured maybe I could write a review to get an answer back.

This was a gift for my daughters first birthday, she loves it lots of hugs and taking the "baba" with her.

I must admit that I was being a little selfish when I bought this doll for my 19 month old daughter for Christmas... Although as it turned out, she absolutley loved it! It is her new favorite baby. All her other dolls have been soft and although she still loves them, this one is the first doll that has looked like a real baby. That's one great thing about Anne Geddes dolls, they're aren't very many life-like baby dolls for 18 months. When she first opened it she started pointing to a baby picture of herself and saying "baby". My daughter must have it with her at all times and kisses her constantly. I think that the Sunflower hat is adorable but my daughter is adament about taking it, and the booties, off. I think it's because she herself doesn't like having a hat or socks on! Anyway I really don't have anything bad to say about this doll. I will probably buy another Anne Geddes doll in the future. I'd buy one for myself if my daughter would let me!

SWEETEST TOY IN THE WORLD!!!

I think this figure is just okay. I mean there are three Harrys in the HP3 figure line. I think instead of making this toy they should have made a Hermione or a Serious Black figure. I mean the HP2 toys had a figure just like this only smaller!

I just bought this toy in store for my 12 year old son. We are both avid Potter fans. We thinks the toy is wonderful but are let down by one major flaw in the toy. The spell is supposedly Expecto Patronum, but none of the "Spells" that come with the toy resemble a patronum. If your looking for accuracy, this won't do the trick. If your looking for a cool toy then it's perfect