Other guy already review it but here is my review anyway.
First of all, it's come with nice packaging. Box reminds me a premium chocolate box somehow.
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It's comes with three layers, 1st : armor and all the stuff, 2nd layer: sword and diorama part , 3rd : diorama base and some animals. As you can see here
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Overall putting armor is kinda self explanatory, do not come with any instruction at all. The hardest part is putting heel into foot peg. It's just incredibly tense and tight.
I ended cut a little bit of peg hole so ball peg have enough room to get into it. My hands just got sore from it. Not to mention, shin armor kinda get in the way so I need to push them while I try to put heel into ball peg. It's tiredsome.
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And here comes a biggest flaw of this set, a hand can't grab a sword because sword handle is way thinner than it should be. As you can see, a sword just kinda dangling there. What a bummer. A sword is only diecast part from this set. Entire armor set made from flexible rubber, kinda like typical armor part of Tbleague. Good thing, paint application is great and shinny. Convincing enough for anyone who see it and think it's made from metal, at least without touching them.
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Diorama is typical PVC. Exactly same material of any Tbleague base/ diorama. I am kinda liking it. A stair and tree stump are fantastic piece diorama with so many potential. It's come with rabbit and eagle.
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I am using tbleague S10D which recommended body, great fitting and had no problem at all.
Overall, I am quite happy. But it's pricey for what it's worth, $90 for bunch of rubber armors & fabric without headsculpt. A diorama seems a value of this set but in reality, it's so cheap to made. Also flawed sword and hand design just kinda unpleasant.
Just buy it if you like a design.
First of all, it's come with nice packaging. Box reminds me a premium chocolate box somehow.
It's comes with three layers, 1st : armor and all the stuff, 2nd layer: sword and diorama part , 3rd : diorama base and some animals. As you can see here
Overall putting armor is kinda self explanatory, do not come with any instruction at all. The hardest part is putting heel into foot peg. It's just incredibly tense and tight.
I ended cut a little bit of peg hole so ball peg have enough room to get into it. My hands just got sore from it. Not to mention, shin armor kinda get in the way so I need to push them while I try to put heel into ball peg. It's tiredsome.
And here comes a biggest flaw of this set, a hand can't grab a sword because sword handle is way thinner than it should be. As you can see, a sword just kinda dangling there. What a bummer. A sword is only diecast part from this set. Entire armor set made from flexible rubber, kinda like typical armor part of Tbleague. Good thing, paint application is great and shinny. Convincing enough for anyone who see it and think it's made from metal, at least without touching them.
Diorama is typical PVC. Exactly same material of any Tbleague base/ diorama. I am kinda liking it. A stair and tree stump are fantastic piece diorama with so many potential. It's come with rabbit and eagle.
I am using tbleague S10D which recommended body, great fitting and had no problem at all.
Overall, I am quite happy. But it's pricey for what it's worth, $90 for bunch of rubber armors & fabric without headsculpt. A diorama seems a value of this set but in reality, it's so cheap to made. Also flawed sword and hand design just kinda unpleasant.
Just buy it if you like a design.
