Funko Legacy Action: Game of Thrones Series 2- Jaime Lannister Action Figure

As someone that ownes the entire line of "Funko" Game of thrones action figures. I must say that this one is my favorite.The detailing on the armor is very well done.And the fact that it's all made of rubber meshing, so it doesn't interfere with movement is great.Makes for some awsome display opportunities.The sword is well designed as well. A little sloppy on the pommel. But at this scale that's to be expected.The likeness to the actor is the best in the series.(With the only real competition being the Robb Stark figure. Come on Funko get your paint and face sculpting departments in order.)But thankfully Funko got it right with this figure.As the sculpt and paint are quite good.This figure fits in well with the rest of the series,And over all is a great action figure.In short if your a fan of G.O.T. then do your self a favor and pick this figure up.I highly recommend it.

Awesome representation of The KingSlayer! I plan on getting a few more to make some silver and black KingsGuards as seen in The Tower of Joy scenes.. but this is a must buy if you're a fan of Game of Thrones

I gave this to my brother for Christmas and he loved it the figurine was a great size and it's a good collectable

Sorry the photo is kind of blurry, but it is the complete Funko Legacy Series. These figures are a lot better than subsequent figures for the Game of Thrones series, especially regarding figure articulation. There is another company that does some really good (and more expensive) figures that cannot be posed at all. About my only complaint regarding the Funko Legacy series is the lack of variety in the characters, I wish they had done more.

As stated in previous reviews, the joints on these are stiff to the point of immobility. I was looking forward to posing Jaime with his sword in hand. First problem: His thumbs are fused to his fingers. An X-acto blade separated them, but the only way I could get the sword in his hand even then was as if he was holding it by the blade - ouch. Not that it mattered, because after much gentle bending of the joints to pose him, legs, torso, and wrist, the right arm broke off right above the elbow. It was like Qyburn had actually had his way with Jaime's injury; not Canon at all. I used Shoe Goo (best glue ever) to reattach the arm, but his fighting days are still over. Also, the paint job is just okay; one eye is hawklike and stern, the other is moon-pie adorable. He's wearing a smirk on one side (not the correct side, may I add), and he's a little pigeon toed, but after I sent him to gait school that improved. His cloak is long and rubbery, and has to be set behind him like a bridal train is you want him to stand on his own two feet.The detail is very nice, otherwise, and he's worth the $10 or so if you're an adult fan who still gets a kick out of playing with dolls.

Very detailed. My collection is complete. Hard to believe that Jamie Lannister is becoming a likable character, even if he has the "hots" for his sister.

Item as described. Arrived in time. Very good product. Fast transaction. Highly recommend the very pleasant seller.

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