Do the figures stand stably on their own? My 3 year old gets frustrated when figurines fall over and cannot stand on their own.
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The prince, he doesn't stand on his own, and his legs have actually come apart. Ariel will not even sit properly. King Triton stands ok and the rest stand ok. But this doesn't seem to be a deterrent for my daughter.
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Yes they do obviously Ariel doesn't because she's a mermaid. They are on the smaller side so it might be frustrating fir a 3 year old to get Prince Eric and King Triton to stand on their own but little help she'll be able to get them to stand on their own. So yes all of the characters except Ariel stand on their own. Eric's legs move so you have to get them just right for him to stand on his own.
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I don't really know. I got them for my granddaughter for Christmas and I'm not there when she plays with them to see if they stand up on their own.
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Jerry, I just tried it. It will stand, but you really do need to stuff them with something if you want it to stay upright. Hope that helps.
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They are not bendable figures. Nice in their sense of detail. Our kids are loving them and are using them with doll houses, Barbi cars, etc. It has greatly stimulated their imaginative play. I really wanted to put the Barbie dolls and the toy soldiers away. This was a wonderful change of pace.
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They are pretty sturdy, but could not take repeated jumping, etc.. My four year old grandson can stand on one without crushing.
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The arms have clamps on the end that will hold pretty much anything they can fit around. I have a SH Figuarts Goku and I can easily get the clamp between his legs or around his waiste. The clamps aren't super strong, but if you arrange them right you can do cool stuff with them. Here's mine holding D-arts pokemon figures: http://37.media.tumblr.com/8e7e32837977f11ff0253fd85be6581f/tumblr_n361nmxZtY1rbdrtgo2_500.jpg
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Yes, they do. They are very well put together and the arms and legs move around so once you position them, they will stand. Very good action figures
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I wouldn't consider them sturdy enough to stand on. Although, if your child is a petite toddler, then maybe. Mostly good for building and knocking down, driving cars through, making tunnels, etc.
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They are not one solid piece but the heads don't come off either. (At least mine haven't yet.) They must be glued on it something. The heads of mine aren't loose at all or act like they want to come off.
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The pots and pans are not that heavy ... Can not think a kid will drop them on their feet... Many other toys could hurt your kid if they get dropped on themselves... They should learn quickly to get out of the way ... Let them learn by their mistakes..
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My son plays with them they are definitely durable and well built. He is 8 and loves them. I have a couple I just display as well and they are pretty good display figures as well.
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The wings can break pretty easily at the base. You have to be very careful with them. You can move them a little bit. This figure is best to be adult owned and should only be displayed in a safe place. I think a child would break it very easily very quickly. I have one and mine is pretty cool no defects or problems.
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The figures are not poseable. They stand well and are balanced. My 2 year old grandson loves to build block castles and put the figures in key places before the wrecking ball hits. LOL
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No, they balance, not lock, which makes them susceptible to falling over when they are knocked, but I think it makes it a more involving toy.
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I only had the toys out of the box for a short time and did not really check on their stability. And now they are wrapped for Christmas. They did seem very durable and ready for my 3 year-old to put them through the wringer. I would guess that they could make really cute toothbrush holders. Sorry that this isn't much help.
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There is no stand. Each of the figures can be played with individually. They're quite small - average about 2inches tall. Good value for money though.
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Yes. It's just a display. They are just like the rest of the figures except for wires in the capes that make them stand up...dirt of.
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It would require the use of a hammer. I just used my hands to force the units together, and as a result they stand up but I probably couldn't sit on them or anything. They work kind of like tinker toys, if you know what I mean.