How much articulated is this figure? can it split the legs?
787377
No legs move back and forward snd bend at knee. There is little to no side movement.
787378
The figure cannot do a split either horizontally or vertically. For a horizontal split, the legs can only make about a 90 degree angle. The legs cannot bend backwards at the hip. It stops so it cannot go past a standing position.
787379
The figure cannot do a full split out to the side or frontwards and backwards. The bend at the knee makes almost a 90 degree bend. Some of the figures have some sticky or stuck joints that you have to work out, so if you get one like I did that has this problem, just slowly and gently work it till you have full articulation, don't force it or you might break the joint all together.
1971354
To me he is straight legged. Wish i could send you a pic of mine so u could actually see. This is the most realistic mannequin ive seen.
1211322
The lower, smaller leg splits in two. It's a bit sticky, but it will open with effort.
1025278
Not hard. I had it done in roughly an hour, there are maybe 4 pieces plus the legs.
1332883
hello--this comes not assembled so yes it would be in pieces. thanks for asking! i hope this helps
547130
It doesn't look exactly like the regular exia, but yes. You can detach the extra leg armor for regular leg panel pieces if you want it to look normal or if your posing it on it's feet without the stand.
886187
I have this figure. It still has both legs. One of the knees is very tight, but I very gently got it to bend. Placing the knee in hot water should cause it to loosen.
705616
It has 4 legs. I got it for my 2 yr. old daughter & she loves it! My husband & I have actually jumped on it so it's quite sturdy.
948788
This figure is approximately 4" tall. Well articulated and better than average detailing. A little pricey for the scale. Hope this is of help to you.
2169826
Hello allow me to inform you that only the lower legs, the upper Torso and a good portion of the inner framework are diecast, but do not let this discourage you, it is heavy when you have it on your hands giving you the feeling that you have a fully diecast figure, fully recommended.
568240
It's approximately 10 inches tall. I think it's an awesome figure, although it would be very difficult for children under 8 or 9 years old to transform. For collectors, or older children, though, it's fantastic.
1993609
You may not need a stand. The figure's legs and ankles are pretty rigid - and will remain that way in less you intend to play with it. I have mine free-standing on a bookshelf. We had a minor earthquake a few weeks back, and it remained upright. To answer your question directly, I don't really know. My apologies.
1177208
Yes, this is a great figure. Lots of articulation in the figure. Goof joint movements, and an awesome paint job application. A great figure overall.
1355987
It goes up and down and side to side. So he can do the splits very well. Great figure
1711078
Yes, somewhat. The arms can be moved up and down and the legs can be turned slightly (turning them too much might affect the mannequin's stability), and the head can be tilted or turned slightly. The mannequin could probably be posed sitting down if removed from the stand, although I haven't tried that. There are no wrist, knee or elbow joints so the arms and legs cannot be re-configured.
10210
My husband collects them, however the arms and lets are moveable. It could really go either way. They are definitely larger action figures. I secretly allow my daughter to play with them every once in a great while. Don't tell anybody though okay? I'll just deny it. :-)
1177210
Ok ! I will try to answer your question. Does it move a lot yes it move a lot this figure is pretty good.