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1. LaMarr says

   [...], and they continue to struggle in the key area of displayability. The undead shown here is no different. Despite a great sculpt, the figure simply refuses to stand outside the packaging. On his last fall, the flair on his shoulders snapped off. All of them.

   This seems to be a major problem for a majority of the line. While some pieces, like the orc shaman, night elf druid, and blood elf paladin seem to have been created with stances wide enough to make them stable, most of the others simply aren’t centered well enough. Even pieces with added base support, like the blood elf rogue and tauren hunter still fall over on a regular basis.

   If you’re going to collect, and leave them in their cases, then these are a great buy. Chances are likely, however, that you’ll only find yourself frustrated if you try to display them.

   November 1, 2009, 3:05 am
2. Hillman says

   Agree with the other reviewer here. Of all the WoW figures I have, this one REALLY needs a base. It is so precariously balanced that you will pull your hair out trying to get it to stay in place. I finally had to lean it in the corner of my display bookshelf to keep it from falling over. This is a shame because it is an awesome collectors action figure in all other regards. Beautifully sculpted and a good paint job as well.

   I have considered creating my own base since I have model skills, but really shouldn’t have to. They should have included one for this guy.

   November 1, 2009, 9:32 am

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