Star Wars E1644 SW R1 Vin Jyn Erso Action Figure

Such flexible limbs and body makes a plethora of body language needs doable for better story telling for my creative project. Best 1/18 scale sw figure out there next to Vel from Andor. If only all if them had bendable knees, elbows and heads that can turn... I should know, I have 75% of the entire SW 1/18 scale collection in existence for my massive project! ;)

I love this action figure and it is small and the jacket can carefully be removed and can not really hold the small gun but over all great action figure

The toy arrived on time and in great condition. The face and details look better than the pictures.

Fully poseable, her blaster combines with other component parts to create her rifle! Definatly value for money.

Mine came with the card purposely taped into a ball so it could be crammed into the shipping box with two others. Obviously the person that put the order together had no clue that the condition of the card is as important as the figure inside. Not even close to collectible. Immediate return. If I could rate less than one star I would because the ball of action figure I got doesn't even deserve the one I had to leave.

I am one of those guys that buys Star Wars toys out of nostalgia. I am old enough to have played with the" Original 12" when they were just a hard to complete set of kid's toys. The card was in good shape and retro style, but my display of SW figures was short of female characters and very heavy on bad guys so I popped the figure out and trash binned the card before I found out I was supposed to care about it. The figure is a good sculpt and is stable without adding a stand but the blaster is a bit of a problem. The blaster is a three piece accessory: a Luger based A180 pistol that fits into her holster and also converts to a carbine with a slip on buttstock and barrel extension. She grips her blaster well in pistol configuration but her trigger finger is too short, sure you could sort squint and imagine Jyn avoids negligent discharges by exercising good trigger discipline, but it really looks like her finger is cut off where it should curl through the trigger guard. This becomes more of a problem when you add the stock and barrel extension to convert her blaster to a carbine , by messing with it a lot I can sort of tuck the stock inside her forearm but the pistol grip rises in her hand leaving a very unnatural fingers out of place grip. Attempts to adjust the blaster into a more realistic hold tend to result in the pieces separating. This carbine/rifle should have been made as a single piece plus a holster filler pistol. The figure looks better with the long gun so the best solution for display may be to glue her blaster together then buy an extra pistol for her holster.

This figure is a very detailed black series but smaller in scale. It is not quite 3.75 inches tall.

Wanted since I first saw but wouldn't pay $20-$30 for her. Got her for $6 american.....THANKS DISNEY, YOU ARE MAKING THE TOYS AFFORDABLE BY MAKING THE FILMS DEPLORABLE.....