Just bought two of these mechs for me and my 7 year old son to play with. For what I just paid I hope they are durable. They remind me of the old mech toys from like 20-25 years ago, these new ones look insanely nicer. If the two that come in are play worthy I am going to sink at least 1k into them over this year.
@@littleBIGrobots Im too poor to buy it myself tho But my friend is gonna get the money to buy it He got me the steel bone mech and I'm happy with it but getting one even bigger than it and cooler too
@@geneticfreezerburn yeah looks similar to games that came before titalfall, wanna say it looks like a mech from MechWarrior)battle tech as well. Not a ton of super original designs out there, just improvements in quality.
He could, but it depends on his play, you know? Like banging them together and stuff? Nah -- for $80 you might get more of a toy that can take some abuse, like a Halo mech or maybe something like a toy Gundam. This toy (not a kit) one is meant more for posing, "messing with" like taking pics of. Not sure how old he is, but they also have some really small parts. So, if he wants it just for kinda posing and moving around there and there, yep! But if he wants something to really play war with, I'd skip it. Does he like ships? SnapShips are cheaper and are modular and can take some abuse, sort of like Lego. I LOVE SnapShips. They have this Maul mech and it's AWESOME: ruclips.net/video/WAa9sMKDSvM/видео.html Check out all SnapShips here if so: www.playmonster.com/brands/snap-ships/
Here's the Trident, it's only 10$ right now: www.amazon.com/Trident-Gunship-Construction-Custom-Building/dp/B08T21QDSC/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=snap+ships&qid=1649780670&sprefix=snap+shi%2Caps%2C101&sr=8-1
It's one of my favorites actually, but mostly because if the silhouette. Also I like that I can use it with almost any scale. You can find them on sale as well.
Depends -- what do you guys like? I'd say try some smaller ones. Or, maybe even some basic kits like the Entry Grade kits from Gundam and Bandai. But, if you want these big old mechs -- they can be between 80-200 dollars each. You can get cheaper ones, or try Hexagear -- you assemble them. So, it all depends on what you like.
If the scale of the pilot is 7.5cm to the mech being 22cm Does this mean in real life, the scale would be the pilot with a height of 5 foot 8 and the Mech possibly being 22-25 feet tall.
Really sorry for asking these questions so late, but 1. Is the kit going to break easily from me posing and handling it and 2. would you say it is worth getting?
I'd say it's worth it for the look and paint job, and it should stand up to some handling. The waist is the only real weak spot, along with the hands. You can always tighten the joints as well
Have you gotten any yet? If so what do you think? I had never heard of these until it popped up for me on Amazon, and the one I took a chance on and bought absolutely blew me away
Have you experience loose joints on your tactical iron wrecker? I have seen other videos of the tactical version have very loose joints and it's difficult to pose as it keeps the pieces falling. I'm planning to buying this version. I'm having doubts if it's worth buying this version after hearing the issues
In the hands now, yeah. I want to say that they are starting to encourage swapping arms, etc, between the new bots? Not sure. But yeah they got loose after the review.
@@littleBIGrobots Do you recommend it? I'm the type of person who keeps posing figures. I do photography on some figures. I'm just wondering if it's worth buying in the long run?
If you're worried about the joints messing with posing, I'd get one of the earlier ones, they are much stiffer. This one is awesome looking though so I had to get it lol
Can't stop watching these videos. I own one of the Steel Bone figures. I'm in the market for two more to display with it.
Just a spectacular figure.
Yeah they're cool -- but watch that pocket book! haha
Just bought two of these mechs for me and my 7 year old son to play with. For what I just paid I hope they are durable. They remind me of the old mech toys from like 20-25 years ago, these new ones look insanely nicer. If the two that come in are play worthy I am going to sink at least 1k into them over this year.
Awesome! Let us know which new ones you get.
update? hope ur doing good brother 🙏
Just bought it. Pumped.
Nice, let us know what you think!
I think it will be great for stop motions
Oh nice idea!
Looks amazing.
Yeah they're fun!
Looks like something out of titanfall series
Yeah they do, both are really cool.
Im wanting the iron wrecker 04 it's my favorite
Cool, good luck!
@@littleBIGrobots Im too poor to buy it myself tho
But my friend is gonna get the money to buy it
He got me the steel bone mech and I'm happy with it but getting one even bigger than it and cooler too
@@CapnMadelyn that's a good friend!
@@littleBIGrobots mhm
Its just a friggin ogre titan from titanfall. Not saying that's a bad thing.
@@geneticfreezerburn yeah looks similar to games that came before titalfall, wanna say it looks like a mech from MechWarrior)battle tech as well. Not a ton of super original designs out there, just improvements in quality.
My son and I love Titanfall. He wants one to play with. Is this a model or would he be able to play with it?
He could, but it depends on his play, you know? Like banging them together and stuff? Nah -- for $80 you might get more of a toy that can take some abuse, like a Halo mech or maybe something like a toy Gundam. This toy (not a kit) one is meant more for posing, "messing with" like taking pics of. Not sure how old he is, but they also have some really small parts. So, if he wants it just for kinda posing and moving around there and there, yep! But if he wants something to really play war with, I'd skip it. Does he like ships? SnapShips are cheaper and are modular and can take some abuse, sort of like Lego. I LOVE SnapShips. They have this Maul mech and it's AWESOME: ruclips.net/video/WAa9sMKDSvM/видео.html
Check out all SnapShips here if so: www.playmonster.com/brands/snap-ships/
Here's the Trident, it's only 10$ right now: www.amazon.com/Trident-Gunship-Construction-Custom-Building/dp/B08T21QDSC/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=snap+ships&qid=1649780670&sprefix=snap+shi%2Caps%2C101&sr=8-1
Thank you haha. He likes to pose them and doesn’t play rough. I also would super glue the loose parts.
Yeah I mean, if I had these toys as a kid I would have flipped! Hope you enjoy em.
Hi! Terribly sorry to bother, but I meant to ask- does the eye module on the cockpit move?
Yep, it moves.
@@littleBIGrobots many thanks brother!!
@@confusedcabal342 sure. Enjoy it if you're getting it.
Hey bro, not expecting a reply, but if so I know it’s a late one but 2 years on how’s yours holding up? And would you still say it’s worth it? Thanks
It's one of my favorites actually, but mostly because if the silhouette. Also I like that I can use it with almost any scale. You can find them on sale as well.
Wow.
What are good type of mech figures for me and my son?
Depends -- what do you guys like? I'd say try some smaller ones. Or, maybe even some basic kits like the Entry Grade kits from Gundam and Bandai. But, if you want these big old mechs -- they can be between 80-200 dollars each. You can get cheaper ones, or try Hexagear -- you assemble them. So, it all depends on what you like.
@@littleBIGrobots we both are very big fans of titanfall he loves northstar so I’m trying to find a joytoy mech that looks similar
@@furyfate9306 Try their site: www.hxjoytoy.com/category/hccp
Find one you like, then google around. I go for the 1/25 scale since they are cheaper.
this kit is not popular in taiwan yet,hard to buy the type i want.
raelly envy you for having this stuff LOL
I would send you mine but I love it too much! Haha
If the scale of the pilot is 7.5cm to the mech being 22cm
Does this mean in real life, the scale would be the pilot with a height of 5 foot 8 and the Mech possibly being 22-25 feet tall.
Ummm I think so? I'm really bad at scales lol my FB group has a great post about it
Really sorry for asking these questions so late, but 1. Is the kit going to break easily from me posing and handling it and 2. would you say it is worth getting?
I'd say it's worth it for the look and paint job, and it should stand up to some handling. The waist is the only real weak spot, along with the hands. You can always tighten the joints as well
Have you gotten any yet? If so what do you think? I had never heard of these until it popped up for me on Amazon, and the one I took a chance on and bought absolutely blew me away
Any diecast part? Or fully plastic?
Fully plastic, and some feel more sturdy than others.
Have you experience loose joints on your tactical iron wrecker? I have seen other videos of the tactical version have very loose joints and it's difficult to pose as it keeps the pieces falling. I'm planning to buying this version. I'm having doubts if it's worth buying this version after hearing the issues
In the hands now, yeah. I want to say that they are starting to encourage swapping arms, etc, between the new bots? Not sure. But yeah they got loose after the review.
@@littleBIGrobots Do you recommend it? I'm the type of person who keeps posing figures. I do photography on some figures. I'm just wondering if it's worth buying in the long run?
If you're worried about the joints messing with posing, I'd get one of the earlier ones, they are much stiffer. This one is awesome looking though so I had to get it lol
@@littleBIGrobots Thanks! Yeah this version is really cool XD
Definitely checking out the old models.
What the hell you said you were gonna show to assemble the shoulder gun
yeah sorry im a doofus
Here, check out Show Z's video (I buy from the Show Z store) : ruclips.net/video/7pvspFGQhXo/видео.html