Star Wars The Black Series 6-Inch First Order Stormtrooper

Ich bin sehr zufrieden mit den 6" black series Figuren. Die Figur ist ein echter Augenschmaus. Tatsächlich ist es etwas schwierig eine zweihändige Pose mit dem Gewehr hinzubekommen, mit etwas Geduld und wenn man die Arme unter heißem Wasser etwas anwärmt, klapt es aber.

If you’re like me, didn’t go to San Diego Comic Con, and or didn’t want to pay upwards of $100 to scalpers for the SDCC version of this First Order Stomtrooper, now you don’t have to. We finally get the affordable version of this figure, and though it’s missing the great packaging and armor booklet from the SDCC version, the figure and accessories are all the same. I really like the new trooper design, it is aesthetically in line with the Stormtroopers from Episodes IV, V, and VI, has a little bit of flare from the Clone Trooper days, and a sleek new look of it’s own. I think it’s my favorite of all the Trooper designs. I’m a massive Sandtrooper fan (I know, they’re just Stormtroopers with a pauldron on their shoulder and a backpack but they look awesome) so I’m hoping there is some version of a First Order Trooper that has a Sandtrooper look to him in Episode VII. Sorry, I’m geeking out, back to the figure. Articulation here is on point with the Stormtrooper and Clone Trooper figures we’ve gotten from the Black Series line so far. The paint applications are really clean, cleaner than on some of my Clone Troopers. I like that both the blaster rifle and pistol have black and white paint schemes to them, that were also applied well with minimal slop/bleeding. For such small pieces, that’s pretty impressive. I also like that which ever weapon you don’t have in the figures hand(s), you can attach via a peg on his right leg for a holstered look. The wait for Episode VII The Force Awakens is almost over. Today is Force Friday, as if I wasn’t excited enough, I had no idea these figures were coming out so far in advance. After seeing these new figures from the Black Series here on Amazon yesterday, I got them immediately. I’ve been waiting since before Comic Con this year to get my hands on a First Order Stormtrooper and now that wait is over, and it didn’t cost me a fortune. This figure and Kylo Ren are just really well done, some of my favorite figures from the entire Black Series line. This figure comes FULLY APPROVED.

This figure looks so cool, lifelike and close to the movie (at least the bits we've seen so far) it's almost ridiculous! It is just a must have for any imperial or clone trooper fan. It seems like the articulation (especially arm movement) has declined a bit compared to the original trilogy 6 inch stormtrooper figures and the blasters will easily fall out of the leg 'holster', but those are really minor complaints considering the awesome poses you can put this guy in. Maybe wait a while to purchase one though, until the price drops, pretty sure they'll be more widely available in the coming weeks or months.

Increíble Trooper!! Me llego muy bien en el detalle de pintura... Se ve fenomenal en todas sus partes !! Muy buena adquisición ! Y llego antes de los que se programaba!! Muy bien todo!

This is the new First Order Stormtrooper from The Force Awakens. Really glad we got this figure in the first wave. It's a really nice figure. They used a nice, glossy white plastic which looks great. If only they used the same plastic on the OT Stormtrooper figure. The joints feel pretty solid and not gummy. Overall a great looking figure. He stands at roughly 6.1" tall, a touch taller than the OT Stormtrooper. Accessories: Blaster rifle, and short blaster. They both can be pegged into the right thigh, so he can store one there and hold the other. The left hand doesn't hold either gun very well, it has a rather loose fit. Articulation: Swivel-hinged head, shoulders, elbows, wrists; Ball-jointed torso; Hips hinge forward, backward, and outwards; Swivel thighs; Double-hinged knees; Ankles hinge and rock. The bend in the elbows are very limited, with a roughly 45 degree bend. It's not very good for two-handed blaster poses. I carefully trimmed the bottom edge at the bicep to allow for more movement. I really like this armor design, and the figure portrays it very nicely. Unfortunately the limited elbow bend hinders two-handed blaster poses, but despite that I would still recommend it.