Are his hidden blades retractable?
1141398
This Figure comes with 2 sets of hidden blades, One set as retracted blades and another set of blades as Extended so that you can switch them out whenever you want in order to pose him for either situation.
2204692
Yes. The lock is the dark slider at the right end of the knife in the illustration. It is spring loaded, and unlocks only when the slider is pushed forward or backward. As long as no pressure is applied in either direction, the blade is immobilized, and cannot move.
996488
hello! a case is very comfortable and a knife in him is perfectly envisaged, at active motion he practically is not mixed and knife a not blade does not slip out!
2082414
From my recent experience with the removable blade, yes, they lock in very tight. I still would not recommend using these for dueling. They are display pieces.
1324764
Reversible as in you can store it blade up or down? No, the clip is fixed so that the blade closes point down.
1397907
The blades do not lock. When you carve smaller slivers are removed so the blade has less stress to close. Remember to use hand or thumb protection when pulling the blade toward yourself.
496668
Yes. There are screws with the blades. I went to look at a new package to make sure and there are screws in the package.
762089
There are no movable parts on this knight. The lance is removable, however, if need be.
739599
Yes the blades are removeable. You can use other Oster or Andis blades with it that are changeable.
386250
yes each section retracts into the last section and the blade can be removed for ease of storage.
1728607
No, I don't think so. These blades come off when you push a button on the unit. They are much easier to use than taking them on and off with a screwdriver.
533161
Not really. The handle is fixed; the head is pretty much fixed. But you can change the blades.
2005094
No. it locks in place. You have to squeeze the handle, depress the lock button, then let the handle go and the blade will retrack. Not having the blade lock would be a hindrance to usage. For you would have to remember to keep the handle squeezed.
2114367
Yes, but there's a trick to getting them on without the blade coming off. I put them on in a reverse fashion so-to-speak.
1609020
No, the blades have two plastic pivots. The razor has a button that expands two little arms. when released they contract and latch onto the pivots on the blades securing the blade to the razor.
517009
Yes you can put the sword in his scabbard.This is a really detailed and nice figure.
303296
Depending on his maturity, n size. Those blades can hurt u pretty bad if not careful. Accidents do happen. As a parent just watch him, if it's a most he has one.