Does this figure have any moving joints?
50553
Hi, yes I think it doesours is still in the package but it looks like it moves at elbows, wrists, and possibly shoulders... but not the neck waist or legs... hope that helps
2169827
not all of it... the black part of the legs are metal ( not the feet) also the black part of the chest is metal, nut still an amazing figure that looks amazing on my shelf... I would recommend you get one if you are a fan :)
2019587
No but some figures have some problems, my vegeta right leg pop out very easily
1027983
Astray model kits have a pretty good articulation but I do not think I would say it is fully articulated. It does have some very good poses that it can be put into
606039
Yes. Yes it does.The mobility of the figure is amazing; the only issue that arises is in the hips. The knee joints are doubled up so the figure can literally kick itself in the rear (to give you a visual), but the hips limit the range of motion somewhat (ie.- she can't do the splits). This limitation is reduced by the flexibility in the ankles.The interchangeable parts fit with ease. The paint job is terrific. Overall, the hips are my only downside to this figure. Eveything else is absolutely perfect.
1692213
No it does not. That's actually one of the cool things about it. It's movable.
1561739
They are not jointed. None of them move at all, but they are super cute and my son loves them. (Might find them cheaper ordering directly through the Disney Store. I bought them here because I wanted them FAST through Amazon Prime.
1517885
The arms move up/down, his head moves all around and up/down, and the pickaxe is removable. Legs don't move. Hope this helps!
1637045
Yes, the arms move at the shoulder joint and the legs move at the hip joint. My 8 year old and 3 year old can both change the dolls into different outfits as well as change her diaper with no help. :-)
2167773
The head isnt wobbly at all. I'm sure you won't have any problem with this figure but be very careful with the wings of freedom logo on the back because it can come of very easily!
94613
It is different than the monster arts figures because instead of having joints it is like a rubber sleeve over a bendable wire, so there is a ton of movement in the tail. very cook figure, i am happy with my him
956637
Here is our hero, Hiccup. His legs and arms do move, however, only from the hip and shoulder. There is no articulation at the knee and elbow, but then he is only a few inches tall. I have to say that he is one of the better rendered models available. Most are just coloured blobs with very little in the way of facial features. This little chap is definitely Hiccup, and my son's night fury family are happy to have him around. Hope this is helpful. Cheers! :-)
1544331
Not exactly, this is more of a model then an action figure, you can play with it but it is fragile and can be broken pretty easily.
2167774
Hi, the figure belongs to my daugther somi asjed her. She says that the articulation is thight enough. However she says also that it is not a toy, it is a collectible, so ifnused tomplay it might losevthe thightness
241979
I have not had any problem with it moving. There is a small Velcro strip that helps keep it in place.
284247
No the figure is not pose-able, it is in a set position as seen in the photo. I even tried to move the arms just now just to be extra sure, they wouldn't budge.
1455416
You can move the arms up and down. The legs don't really move, just slightly side to side.