McFarlane Toys Avatar: The Last Airbender Aang 7" Action Figure with Accessories

Hi! I like to start with my overall thoughts, to help save anyone from a looong read :) I’d been considering getting this figure and then for whatever reason (maybe a flash sale?), this figure dropped to $4.50... I snagged it asap! :DFor that price, the good build quality, McFarlane’s sculpting, the articulation & fun of posing... lots of fun posing! Rating: a solid 5 out of 5 stars!I snapped some photos, to help show articulation. For two pictures, a McFarlane’s Vox Machina stand was used because I didn't want to cut Aang's stand out of the packaging.--Articulation.If anyone is interested, below is some technical information (I use a device to help measure the *approximate* angles). I feel that articulation of individual figures might vary and hope this review helps to give a general feel for it.Caution! The yellow collar tips are sharp! Ouch! :(Head (starting from a neutral position):Rotates: 360 degrees.Tilt: left/right/up/down approx. 30 degrees.--Torso (starting from neutral position):Diaphragm joint (upper torso):Rotates: 360 degrees.Tilt (lateral): 5 degrees left/right, but will start to return to almost neutral on it’s own.Tilt (linear): Back: 15 degrees. Front: 0 degrees.Waist (lower torso joint):Rotates: 360 degrees.Tilt (lateral): Left: 15 degrees. Right: 20 degrees (on mine, leaning R is slightly better than leaning L).Tilt (linear): Back 15 degrees. Front: 5 degrees.--Shoulders & arms (starting from natural position of arm down):Shoulders:Without the shoulder cape in the way, both shoulders would be able to swing 360 degrees and raise higher laterally, as well as rotate 360 degrees.Note: the shoulder cape (tippet, capelet, cowl, mantle, etc.) is of a soft plastic, but is thick enough to inhibit the full ranges of motion of the shoulders. The below shoulder measurements are with the cape in the way, which slightly different ranges of motion on each side.L shoulder: Back/Front/Lateral: 65 degrees.R shoulder: Back: 75 degrees. Front 90 degrees. Lateral 75 degrees.--Elbows (from straight to bending in)L bend: 180 to 45 degrees.R bend: 180 to 30 degrees.--Wrists:Both rotate 360 degrees.L: Flex: 105 degrees. Extend: 90 degrees.R: Flex: 120 degrees. Extend: 90 degrees.--Hips:Upper thighs swivel a little bit.L & R: Back: 45 degrees. Front: 40 degrees.Lateral width (splits): 165 degrees.--Knees:360 degree swivel above the knees.Bend (180 to bending in): 180 to 20 degrees.--The ankle joints have Revoltech-type joints, so can swivel 360 degrees and be positioned into a lot of angles.--If you’ve made it this far... thank you! I hope the information & photos were helpful. For the price I paid, this was a definite win! Take care! :)

La figura es una obra de arte, súper detallada y la articulación es bastante decente, vale totalmente la pena, se las ingeniaron para no restringir la articulación sin dañar el esculpido (la parte roja al tener efecto cómo si estuviera volando permite mayor rango de movimiento de los brazos)

I love it

I gave 4 Stars because Aang does not balance so well on the “Air” ball. Also, the staff does not fit in his hand as depicted on the box. Nevertheless, we’re keeping him.

will buy again

Came as pictured , love it .

Grandson love this item. Right size for him

Very strange to make a figurine that cannot squat all the way in the actual airbending pose he's supposed to be doing. It's awkward and unstable.