Hot ToysHT902521 1:6 Scale Quicksilver Figure

The figure itself is a nice addition to my collection, it isn't a perfect figure but it is really amazing. The sculpt work on his face alone is mind blowing. But the company who sold me this figure also provided great support. The figure arrived much sooner than anticipated and they even threw in a groot plush. Great time all around!

Can be positioned in various poses and NOTHING is holding this figure back from getting into great poses.

Really great figure!

Look at him! He's awesome! For the first time, I can say that this is a fine, sexy action figure for the ladies! He's got it all. He's not overly muscled, as if he'd been guzzling steroids, gamma rays, and spinach from birth; his head isn't covered up in a mask, so we get to see the really fine detail of the head sculpt on this figure (and girls, it hasn't been since the Jonny Depp Cap'n Sparrow DX figure that one has rung my bell as much as this one!). He's also not bulked out in a stupid array of neoprene muscle-suit parts that hides his physique. Just nice, tight fitting, athletic clothing that makes him pretty dang HOT. Sorry, Tony Stark, I love ya man, but cold metal is not my bag!One of the other things that made this character really stand forth was his love and protectiveness of his twin sister. It was WONDERFUL to see that dynamic between them, and we almost never get to see any kind of affection in Marvel-based storylines other than the kind that gets all the teenage boys to drool. Yawn. Marvel, listen up. I'm female, and I've loved Quicksilver since I was in kneesocks, and I read loads of Marvel and DC in those days. I've waited a long long time for a figure like this to come along, so that I could feed my inner comic-book-reading child every time I see the figure of him on the shelf. So perhaps you guys would like to explain to me, in a way that makes a lot more sense than any of the statements Joss Whedon has made, why in the seven living Hells did you let Whedon kill this long awaited character off, just because he had some nitwittish notion that SOMEBODY has to die in a conflict? It makes no sense at all. A serious injury, I could accept, But having the fastest man on two feet take a spray of bullets and simply fall over???? WTF??? Whedon, while being admirable in many ways, gets a full-on dope-slap upside the virtual head for this one. It was senseless, pointless, illogical, and disrespectful of character canon in the extreme.I can hear the chorus of voices now crying, "But what about Thor and his baby blues? Or Captain America and his boyish retro charm?? Or any ot the other guys? Armor. That's the problem. Armor everywhere you can stick it, and from a girl's perspective, "How the heck am I gonna fantasize about 'X' when I can't even figure out how to get him out of all that cumbersome gear?" No wonder the girls are not impressed. The guys are playing hard to get behind all that weaponry and body plates. Oh, OK, there IS Bruce Banner, but he's kinda mad. Like, all the time mad, so that hill may be too hard to climb. Aaaand I suppose there's Spiderman, but he's regressed to a smart-alecky teen. That cheese needs to mature some more. What about Deadpool? There is a case to be made for him, I will admit, but I have to wonder if he is so "worldly" that few women could bring anything new to try on him?Anyway, Boo Hiss Joss Whedon. Enjoy your spot on my s*** list. I didn't even have one before you killed off Quicksilver, and until he makes a miraculous recovery in another movie, I will have to console myself with my Quicksilver action figure, in a place of honor among the other character figures I cherish. For once, just once, we ladies had one we could really get into, and I'm wouldn't have missed the chance at all.