Packaging - ***1/2
They come in a nice, little, sturdy box. You can take them out and
put them back if the mood strikes, so that's a positive. Also, the
graphics are appropriate, but the text is pretty weak. Sculpting
- ***
This sculpting isn't going to win awards, but it's adequate for these type
of PVC's. They aren't extremely detailed, but then again the source
material isn't either. Considering our dearth of Dexter product, you
don't want to get too picky. Paint
- **
The sculpts are actually better than the paint ops on these show.
Yep, there's some slop, and the lines aren't particularly crisp all the
way around. But that's pretty common for PVC collectibles, and not
really a surprise considering the price point. Value -
**1/2
At five bucks, these are appropriately priced. It's not a fantastic
value, but you won't feel ripped either. Overall -
**1/2
These were almost three stars, and if I went on only those categories,
they would be. But I really would have liked these better if they
had been in scale with the earlier toys at Kaybee. I know I'm asking
a lot here, but if I could have included these with the small Dexter
figures that came with the various flying toys, I would have been as happy
as a pig in slop. All the
same, these are still pretty cute little PVC's, and most Dexter fans will
appreciate them. I've
included a photo below to show the Dee Dee figure and the Mandark figure
with one of the Dexter figures from the earlier toys...so close, but yet
so far.
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