The force is one with plastic
Since I'm putting up the Rogue One team it was only a matter of time until
Chirrut Imwe made it into my collection. He was probably the most memorable character in the movie, so hopefully the figure is just as good.
Well, the good news is that they got the actor's likeness
just right. And beyond that, his sculpt is really nice, and they used two
pieces of soft goods for the lower part of his robes, in fact, they even have white parts painted on them. The figure ends up looking really nice. He comes with his staff, which can be split in two in order to get him to hold it a bit more easily, as well as his lightbow, and its end can be rotated and collapsed.
The only complaint here is that the trigger finger gun could've had a better grip on the lightbow's handle.
This is an older release, which means single jointed elbows and double jointed knees. He has swivels on his thighs and on his waist. The elbows reach a ninety-degree bend, which is decent, but considering he was a bit of a martial artist... it's a
bit lacking. He is about a head shorter than Bucky Cap.
Well, I think he came out really nicely. Not the best articulation for a martial artist, but it gets the job done and the sculpt is very good, with great use of soft goods.
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