rogue Advice And More

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1. Gilman says

   If you are building a collection of 6 inch Marvel or X-Men figures based on the films, this is the Rogue I recommend most highly. Why? Well, she’s in the black battle suit, and these figs just look cooler when they’re all in their somewhat matching battle suits. She’s also got her white streak in her hair, is actually a very attractive female figure (hey, sometimes they’re not), and is well articulated. This figure comes with a cloak and small dogtag, and I have heard that sometimes the cloak is cloth and sometimes “leather”, so if you’re not buying it in person, you could end up with either one (I believe mine was the leather one). Looks great on display with other Marvel movie figures! Wish they’d make an Ellen Page Kitty Pryde figure now!

   November 25, 2009, 7:33 pm
2. Quilici says

   I had this figure once but I believe I lost it .I think I may need another. The quality of Rouge as a figure is very good. The arms or legs had never ever come close to breaking off. She is some-what limited when it comes to posing ,but not all figures are meant to do the splits. Her joints bend as do her feet. The removable jacket she comes with is also alot of fun. The face actually looks good ,or at least the one I had because I know the figures will vary.I’m giving the durability of this product only four stars though because I’m the type of person that will very lightly “play” with figures instead of for display only ,so I do not know the true posing and playing durability.However, this is a figure meant for action and play, so I’m sure it’ll do just fine.

   November 26, 2009, 8:02 am
3. Ngaw says

   Neat ship, but it falls apart too easily. We gave it to my son for Christmas and he put it together, but every he tried to do something with it, something fell off. After 2 or 3 days he took it apart and rebuilt it into something sturdier he could play with!

   November 26, 2009, 8:00 pm
4. Jaeger says

   ITS A COOL LEGO !!!! FRAGILE BUT COOL LOOKS LIKE THE ONE IN THE GAME!

   November 27, 2009, 7:07 am
5. Vallego says

   This was just what my son (8yrs old) wanted. Building frustrations were minimal and it even holds together for careful play. He is very proud of it and especially likes the moving and shooting parts.

   November 27, 2009, 7:09 pm
6. Alder says

   Cool looking ship from Lego Star Wars. This is from a video game(not the movies). Not sure if the design closely resembles the game ship (need to look it up). Interesting design though and fun to build.

   PRO’s-Hidden compartment with trigger for a spring loaded missile, 2 red tipped(manual fire )missiles(hidden), hidden compartment for 2 laser rifles. Retractable landing gear, wings tilt from landing position to launch position, tilting cockpit canopy. Plus you get a very cool battle damaged Darth Vader figure (along with 2 other minifigures-a femal pilot(with choice of blond hair or a black officer cap)and another dark Jedi with light saber. These characters are again from the video game.

   CON’s-Must be careful when building to line up the techniqe pieces to make the wings line up properly (pay attention to this step), landing gears comes off from time to time (meaning the feet of the landing gear), also would’ve been easy to design a way to fit another figure into the cockpit.

   Ship is better for a 10 year old on up.

   November 28, 2009, 7:47 am
7. Quesada says

   I bought this Lego set for my grand nephew for his birthday. Both of my children (now adults) were Lego Junkies. I am delighted to see that the next generation shares this addiction. The fact that all the pieces can be used with other Legos to create new and excitating creations is wonderful. Best of all, no batteries !
   Judy McKay

   November 28, 2009, 8:03 pm