KotobukiyaThe Mandalorian & The Child ArtFX PVC Statue, Multicolor

I didn't know you to put it together almost broke so not to happy about that.. but overall great figure looks fantastic.

This figure is absolutely perfect! The detailing looks really great and the "wear" on the weapons and armor are well done.The only thing I'd say against this figure is it was a bit hard to put together. However! I found that if you use a blowdryer and warm the pieces before you try to attach them, they are easy to slot into place and when they cool, they hold firm.I had read several comments of people having a similar issue and I found that using heat solved the problem COMPLETELY with no damage to the figure!10/10 recommend!!!

Una obra de arte. El acabado, pintura, pose, todo genial. El dinamismo de Mando, que está sacando su arma como un vaquero de oeste, es genial, super natural y dinámico. Parece que estuviera moviendose realmente.

Hard to assemble ball joint to attach head is too big and broke.

One of the best collectible purchases I've ever made. Wonderful piece.

Ball spoke for head attachment was too big and broke. I needed to dremmel out head to fit and glue peg back on. Not happy.

I had the same poorly size neck joint that ended up breaking while you were trying to Put this together. Right now, the head is just sitting on the neck hole until I figure out how to fix it. I might have dremel out the hole and 3D print a ball to fix this. Otherwise, this is a beautiful sculpture! It's better looking than I expected.

This is a gorgeous statue, but requires some snap together assembly. Some of the pieces don't really snap -- more like you have to just slowly force them (push really hard!) until they.. I dunno, just sort of stop moving.This made me really nervous when connecting a few of the joints (if a piece breaks at that stage, is it my fault, or the manufacturer's?).Worst of all, the neck will NOT adhere with any sort of finality to the ball joint between Mando's shoulders. It sort of half sticks but his head could still fall off (or come off in your hand) next time you touch it. I saw another review already mentions this, so safe to assume it's a consistent problem. I resorted to using a Dremel to carve out the hole for that peg (which in turn required using glue to have it sit firmly). The head still turns -- the neck and head come packaged together and also have the ball-peg connection (I was afraid of stressing THAT connection in the process of forcing the other one) but I can't tilt the neck at the base as was intended since I had to glue it. For the price of this item, it's disappointing to have this sort of issue. But hey, am I returning it? No, because it's too cool to look at! I just would hope that Kotobukiya tries to have better quality control in future (without it taking lots of returned items to get their attention) because despite the one flaw I wouldn't want to send mine back.