ThreeZero Game of Thrones: White Walker 1: 6 Scale Action Figure, Gray (JAN188780)

Great figure, so detail, very cheap for the quality, I love it, need to get more got threezero figures

I got the figure yesterday and here’s my quick review.I love the details of the white walker face and attire it stands out in my collections.What I hate the most are:1. the poor material of the ice spear (sword) part of which is made if papers!!2. The figure doesn’t have a stand. Although it’s quite flexible but I found it difficult to make the figure stable, it will fall down with every breeze of wind

Excelente figura! Los detalles, la escala, un recuerdo muy especial para todo fan de Game of Thrones!

It looks very realistic. Great buy!

I've been familiar with ThreeZero and ThreeA for quite a while. And, in their 1/6 licensed properties, I've almost exclusively stuck to figures in armor (Doom, Halo, Mazinger, RoboCop, TitanFall, Destiny) because armor is their specialty. My almost complete lack of their licensed human characters is, unfortunately, due to the fact I know to wait to see how the final product turns out because most of the products that I really wanted based on their promo shots didn't look nearly that good once they were released and became a quick "pass!". Their first Tyrion Lannister figure was an exception and I was glad to pick him up. I haven't pick up the new one yet but I was happy to see that they've refined their realism even more for him than before. This White Walker was only the second figure that I found myself needing to get. I suspect the inhuman nature of the figure it what helps since the realism is more attributed to the texture of the skin of the character than looking "lifelike". This was the regular release. The Deluxe had an alternative outfit with bare feet. But, the nice thing is that both the regular and the Deluxe figures still have a fully sculpted body. The regular one just hides it. They could have easily and probably cheaply just used a more basic body on this one since the armor would be covering it up. But, they didn't and I think that was great. It's a large figure so it will appropriately tower over a regular 1/6 scale human. The costume is very detailed with the type of weathering detail I've come to expect. It passed an unintended "fall test" when I had it on top of a computer desk, was messing with the desk trying to get something underneath it, and tipped the desk more than I thought ... leading the figure (on a stand) to tip over. But, thankfully the figure survived the 4' fall to the ground. The generic branded stand I was using didn't. I'm also happy that they made this look the basic on. They could have easily done the opposite ... and made the armored look a premium version. So, it was nice being able to get the look that I really liked for cheaper. The Ghost in the Shell Major figure was one where, if they had swapped the outfits between the regular and Deluxe version, I would have picked that one up too. Getting the look I wanted here ... without having to pay for the look I didn't care about ... was a huge selling point.