[ShadowNinja]

Anyone have any of these? HOw do they hold up?

[LIVEVIL]

I have the Ninja. I bought him from smalljoes.com when they first came out. They were kind of expensive for 1:18 figures at $24.99 each back in 2009 but they were very detailed and realistic with cool accessories. They were geared toward adult collectors who would enjoy displaying them. My only real complaint about it was I wish the crotch wasn't t-shaped, which didn't go well with the other points of articulation on the figure.

[niknak96]

I have the samurai and feel like the sculpt was really good for the time it was made. The parts are brittle so the spear and helmet have broken.

[ShadowNinja]

They look somewhat decent and when I looked on ebay none are listed. Either no one got them or they did and don't want to get rid of them.

[theArchivist]

I've got some pictures of mine over on Hoardar.
https://www.hoardar.com/u/TheArchivist/agesofaction

Knights seem the weakest of the bunch and the quality is not as good as their Gamestars figures but they are nice little figures to have in the background.

[CaliViper]

I got the legionaire on ebay once and been wanting more but no luck. cant get them any where. I actually think I have a thread here for it

[MagicWazard]

Where were these things sold (besides Smalljoes as mentioned above)? I never saw or found out about these until a ways after the fact. I doubt I would have paid $24.99 in 2009 money, but they'd have certainly piqued my interest.

[CADPAT]

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Originally Posted by MagicWazard

Where were these things sold (besides Smalljoes as mentioned above)? I never saw or found out about these until a ways after the fact. I doubt I would have paid $24.99 in 2009 money, but they'd have certainly piqued my interest.

They seem to mostly have been sold through small game and hobby stores; that's where I got mine from: One Legionary, two English Knights and about eight Knights Templar (four of which are still boxed, last I checked).