FORTNITE Legendary Series, 1 Figure Pack - 6 Inch X-Lord (Scavenger) Collectible Action Figure - Includes Harvesting Tools, Weapons, Back Bling, Consumable - Collect Them All

I know nothing about Fortnite. Never played it. What little I've seen of it makes the gameplay look like a group therapy session for ADD sufferers. But damn if they don't make the coolest, weirdest and most downright adorable Action Figures. I also had not been familiar with Jazzwares, most of my previous Action Figure collecting been either standard Hasbro Marvel Legends and Star wars Black, and Higher end Japanese Import stuff such as Bandai's SH Figuarts and Mafex and Figma's offerings. But I like 1/12 scale figures and I love messing with them for Photography. So I'm always looking for good subjects in the 1" scale. Let me say it, these Jazzwares Fortnite figures have one me over.44 points of articulation!?! in a $19 Domestic Toyline? These things pose damn near close to the upper end Bandai stuff. The sculpts are great and often quirky and hilarious. This one in particular just speaks to the inner dog owner.The Accessories are once again amazing. I can't believe this is an American Toyline. 3 alternate highly expresive faces! 2 detailed painted guns a shotgun and a gattling gun. He has a dog dish that hangs as his backpack.Paint work is... okay. If I have one issue with the Jazzwares 6" Fornite figures it's the paint and finish is inconsistant across the line. Some figures are amazing, such as the Valkyrie figure. Some are horrible, such as the Sentinel figure. Doggo is middle of the pack. He has some decent paint work, such as on his high tops and faces. But the torso's hoodie if molded yellow with painted striping. The paint is a little soft and a little thin in places. The major difference between the 6" Jazzwares Fortnite figures and the 7" McFarlane ones is paint. The McFarlane's have better paint. The Jazzwares have twice the articulation as the McFarlanes.Another useful comparison between these and the slightly larger McFarlane offerings. The McFarlane figures are 100% PVC or Vinyl figures. So a hard rubber. The Jazzwares are a mixture of Vinyl, both hard and soft and sturdy ABS plastics. So they don't warp and are much more sturdy. You don't feel like you are risking breakage with every pose. The jointing is smooth where needed and sturdy where it has some ratchets such as the shoulders.Overall very impressed with these figures. And I love Doggo.

This is the first time I purchased a figure from Jazwares and I was presently surprised. It reminded me of the first black series release of the storm trooper (original trilogy). It looks like a reverse image of the Jazwares 8ball figure, but that does not detract from Scratch. This figure feels good in you hands, is highly posable, and works well without a stand. My only issue is the hands are jointed at the finger which will be problematic in the future. The enclosed weapons work well with Scratch and it also does well with weapons from other toy lines. Very nice Jazwares.

Arrived quickly and in perfect condition, containing everything shown on the published photos. 10/10

My Grandson love it.

I don't like the idea of the game, especially for my 9yo. But it's everywhere so I let him get this action figure. He loves it. It's got the bending elbows and knees. Good size. Easy to swap out faces. Good details. 👍

I got this action figure to display on my shelf and it has done a pretty good job so far. The figure has a nice sculpt and paint job. The accessories were resemble the game. Although on of the down sides of the figure is it movement which I was fairly disappointed in. The figure could not hold his assault rife the way I wanted him to. Overall it is a good action figure and looks great on display.

Very good! my son loved it but he says the grip on the toy is very weak

I like wacky action figures but know nothing of fortnite. This guy is great: fun design, posable, and had interchangable faces and fun accessories that match him. Plus, he's a pug!