Does his prosthetic leg break easily or is it resistant?
1710227
Hi there, I have to say that my little boy's family of Night Furies and Hiccup go on some very boisterous adventures every day and Hiccup has managed to survive them all so far. His little sword has been bent on one occasion and almost lost down the bath plug hole on another, but his prosthetic leg holds up quite well to adventure. Hope this is helpful. cheers!
1710228
I'm not really sure. I used this figurine on a cake for my nephew. He plays with it along with the dragon and it it still intact since August.
119418
It can be used depending on the prosthesis. Standing would be the greatest challenge. However , depending on your leg strength it can be used on a low speed. It goes from 1 to 24. I use it at 15 and get decent vibration. Additionally, there are sitting and push up type positions that it can be used for to exercise other parts of the body.
27099
Yeah it's pretty strong. My little guy would pull on it when I wrapped it twice around his ankle or wrist and it didn't break.. And he is very strong.
1670435
If you are thinking the hardness of schedule 40 PVC pipe as in the type your would buy from a home depot then no it is not that unforgiving. It is durable enough to withstand a rambunctious baby. It has a matte texture so it is smooth enough and not catchy on delicate skin like a gloss surface would so baby can slam, skim, skid his/her hands on the table top and not get any skimmed hands or elbows (if you know what I mean). It has not broken on me or shown any of those white stress lines you would find in bending plastic. Otherwise, it is the best I can describe it as the instructions do not specify why type of plastic (or its components/percentages) it is made from. If you know what one of those plastic cars or wagons for little children that they go in and drive. It feels like that - think of it more like that only in thicker layers. - enough layers that it will now bow under decent pressure. I hope that gives a better idea. For what it's worth, I would not hesitate buying it again over the metal rod/bungee types. He loves this thing and loves it even more now he is better at sitting and standing. I retracted the stabilizing legs so the saucer can wobble now and he goes crazy for it!!
1486609
No! this product is too flimsy. The leg are very weak. Lasted 4 day from normal use.
270553
A prosthetic leg? Sure, after you take the prothesis off, but it's not powerful. If you press on it just a little, it stalls until you lift up.
1805123
I could see the wings or shoulder pads breaking off you're rough with Cell but he is not fragile. He is a super posable collectible for adults. I play with the DBZ Figuarts line for hours. Just don't give him to a rough and tumble kid or you'll have lost parts and scratches in a week.
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My dad, who is 75 and has Progressive Supranuclear Palsy, a degenerative brain disease that affects the muscles so he is weak and has limited mobility, has no trouble maneuvering his indoors at all. He's had several other wheelchairs and we bought this one because it was cheap for one things but mostly because it was light and we liked the fact that the arms raise up to make for easier transfers. The only complaint we have had is that when we checked it with Delta, they broke several spokes of the wheel, which are plastic. The good news is we superglued it and Delta replaced the entire cost of the chair with no fighting on our end. It is a spiffy looking chair too and we love the color. My dad, who is 75 and has Progressive Supranuclear Palsy, a degenerative brain disease that affects the muscles so he is weak and has limited mobility, has no trouble maneuvering his indoors at all. He's had several other wheelchairs and we bought this one because it was cheap for one things but mostly because it was light and we liked the fact that the arms raise up to make for easier transfers. The only complaint we have had is that when we checked it with Delta, they broke several spokes of the wheel, which are plastic. The good news is we superglued it and Delta replaced the entire cost... » Read More My dad, who is 75 and has Progressive Supranuclear Palsy, a degenerative brain disease that affects the muscles so he is weak and has limited mobility, has no trouble maneuvering his indoors at all. He's had several other wheelchairs and we bought this one because it was cheap for one things but mostly because it was light and we liked the fact that the arms raise up to make for easier transfers. The only complaint we have had is that when we checked it with Delta, they broke several spokes of the wheel, which are plastic. The good news is we superglued it and Delta replaced the entire cost of the chair with no fighting on our end. It is a spiffy looking chair too and we love the color. « Show Less
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we had it only for few days so it's not broke yet lol. just kidding. my kids are pretty rough with it but it seems very durable and well made. Unless you crash it on purpose, I don't see breaking it.
2148183
it's quite durable. I carry mine around and use it in cosplay (being a 1:1 scale prop replica as well) and I have dropped it a few times. it's fallen from my pocket and such. and so far I have had a few problems... the casing seems unscratched (by casing I mean the remote itself) although the software seems a bit glitchy (light and sound doesn't turn off after release of button, light doesn't turn on, light and sound have a long delay) after. all in all it still works though. so it will survive a fall out of a shirt pocket, and being shaken (though that's when the glitching starts)
36820
Sorry, but I can't help with your question. The first one I ordered had a broken leg and the second had a broken leg support, so I gave up.
99656
Not too hard I think. I have 6 and a 3 years old sons and both can transform it for the most part. The legs are the only part that give them problems due to the part from the knee to the ankles having to snap into place. The rest of it they can do themselves.
1887303
It is hard plastic and should withstand for a good while, if not put under alot of Weight. I have two and the new ultra pro design is great.
2116215
No, the weight of the table stabilizes the leg. At least we have had no problems with it in our motor home.
892482
The legs are a little bit flimsy. We used it on stage and that can be rough but it didn't last a week. But take the stage part into consideration. The legs are screwed in with two screws and nuts in a corner bracket. The leg broke off from there and split down.
341928
It's pretty sturdy. You'd actually have to be trying to break it in order for it to break easily. Like any other controller, make sure you don't throw it around. It can survive some accidental falls.
2148184
It's all about how you handle it. Consider it a collectible, made from plastic and metal cast. If dropped on its head I could see it possibly breaking. I personally haven't had any issues. It's dropped once or twice and it works just the same as ever. I did have to return the first one I'd ordered because the tip wasn't glued sufficiently. If was loose and sort of rattled around on its base. Had I dropped that one on hardwood floor I could totally see it breaking. But that's why I returned it. Just inspect it well, handle with care and you'll be okay. &#9786;&#128522;&#128512;