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 Great posable Wall-e Figure July 1, 2008
Steven Matarazzo (New Jersey, USA)
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
This Wall-e figure comes in a few parts, the idea of the toy is that you can rebuild Wall-e using the parts that come with it. He's very posable, and his tread wheels even allow him to roll along (with some force). There are 20 detachable pieces, his front and back door open, and you can pose almost every part of his body. If you push too hard on a part of his body it will fall off, but it easily goes back on.
I like this Wall-e figure a lot, and I'll enjoy having him sit at my desk while I work.
Impressive! July 19, 2008
Rebecca Garcia (San Diego, California United States)
This WALL-E figure is highly poseable and fun to take apart and put back together. The attention to detail is excellent. The two sets of treads are an "old" worn-down pair and a new pair, and the tread action is very well-done. It looks great with the Search and Protect EVE because the two are in the same scale, perhaps only a little bit off. He cannot fold into a cube and his arms don't move on tracks like in the film but otherwise, it's a highly-detailed fun, cute toy.
Perfect for entertaining August 12, 2008
JS (Bentonville, VA)
Made well, small enough to be played with anywhere yet large enough for little hands.
 rip off at amazon.... buy elsewhere October 15, 2008
Kelly E. Geiss
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This is a fun desk toy for an adult. That is what I bought it for. It is way overpriced at amazon. Buy it some where else for at least ten dollars cheaper.
Mostly used as desk accesory... August 8, 2008
B. Clark (Madison, WI)
Well, I just loved this movie and wanted a little figurine of WALL-E. I wanted one with treads and not little wheels and this has that. That's important. WALL-E has treads and so should his toys. But, it's a little on the flimsy side, which I think other reviewers have said. Though sort of "made to break", because you can put it back together with little trouble and I don't think it would be easily permanently damaged. Unless that was a person's intent, which, then, of course it could be. I mean, if you're trying to break stuff and not breaking it, what's wrong with you? Maybe go get a tool of some kind. A hammer. Whatever. I like it, it's pretty detailed, it's neat, and it has treads.
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