McFarlane - Avatar MEGAFIG - A1 AMP Suit

Two words “BAD ASS!!!” This thing is so cool looking and much bigger than I thought, fits the Miles Quaritch figure perfectly! Love the attention to detail like the fingers on the hand, and the freaking ammo belt that goes to the gun, SO COOL! Highly recommend this, it is a little wobbly when you try to stand it upright but once you get it in a good position it’s pretty stable.

I think the Avatar films are fine but I’m not a super fan. However, I always loved the AMP suits since I’m a huge mech fan. An BOY is this figure sweet. While I like mcfarlane figures, there’s usually some kind of catch with them (either lacking in paintjob, articulation, or durability). None of those are an issue here. The paint job is solid with some neat little details, this figure feels solid and has a good amount of articulation. And since I got it on sale, it was a absolute steal for the price I paid. It’s pretty big and comes with a gun, a grabbing hand, and a knife that can be held or stored in the sheath. Unfortunately, it doesn’t come with a pilot (which is sold separately) though I was able to fit my joytoy figure in the cockpit (you’ll definitely need a smaller figure for it to fit). The joints are real tight too so while you don’t have to worry about any wobbly bits, it might require some muscle to bend some of the joints. Overall though, for the price I paid vs what you get, this is a great figure for both Avatar fans and just scifi/mech lovers.

Very good figures vehicles

This avatar movie amp suit is so cool! You really get your money’s worth honestly. However, although it is highly detailed and articulated, I wish there was that much attention to the back of it. Nothing too bad though! It doesn’t take any less from how cool it is. But I also think that this suit should have included the Colonel Quaritch with it. Paying $25 for the 4.5 inch little guy in order to complete this piece is a bit too much. At most I’d say sell Quaritch for $10 or $15 maximum. You don’t really need him to make this amp suit look great though! You can use any figures of that size and it’ll look great! ButvI personally had to get the little guy to complete this set. I took some pictures with the amp suit next to various other figures so you can see the scale difference to some marvel legends, marvel select, and other mcfarlane figures! In conclusion. 40 dllrs for this amp is definitely worth it! But 65 for the suit and Quaritch is a bit too much.

The figure arrived in good conditions but the blister and the box were damaged a little

It has excellent detail and feels sturdy, and I noted that it’s specifically the AMP suit that Colonel Quaritch uses in the first Avatar movie (it has his name on it) which is a cool detail!

This figure is so so amazing

Looks exactly like Mattel's AMP suit from 2009, but up close there are better paint apps. Plastic is thick and feels durable, so it weighs nearly twice as much than the 2009 toy. Uses ball jointed hips, so it's more stable and posable than Mattel's. Ratcheting joints means it will hold poses with ease. Overall a high quality toy that is more than worth its price tag. McFarlane Toys continues to prove they're the best toy company in the industry, giving you the most bang for your buck.

Tolle Figur - man bekommt viel Plastik fürs Geld (war in meinem Fall im Sale für ca. 25 Euro). Die 30 cm-Angabe der Größe ist, wie in einem anderen Kommentar bereits angesprochen, in der Tat nicht realistisch – die 26 cm kommen da schon eher hin. Wie bei der Quaritch-Figur liegt der Maßstab also eher bei 1:16–1:17 statt 1:10. Man liegt hier also eher im Bereich der Star Wars Vintage Collection. Dadurch wirkt der AMP Suit zwar im Vergleich zu den Na’vi-Figuren, wenn man es ganz genau nimmt, etwas zu klein - passt aber gut zu Quaritch selbst, der ja (im Verhältnis zu den Na'vi) ebenfalls leicht unterdimensioniert ist. Und natürlich in die Suit passen muss. Eine ausführliche Erläuterung hierzu gibt es in der Bewertung mit dem gleichen Bild von Quaritchs Figur. Insgesamt ergibt sich jedenfalls ein nicht unbedingt akkurates, aber schlüssiges Größenverhältnis: Der AMP Suit wirkt wuchtig genug, um glaubwürdig gegen die übergroßen Na’vi eingesetzt zu werden und wirkt neben ihnen im Regal nicht unfreiwillig komisch. (siehe auch das Bild) Verarbeitung, Details und die Menge an „Plastik fürs Geld“ sind ansonsten top – klare Empfehlung für Fans, Diorama-Bastler, Sammler (Vitrine) und Toy-Photographer. Ob es als Spielzeug taugt, kann ich nicht beurteilen. Arme und Beine könnten dafür evtl. etwas schwerfällig sein - und da sie nur stufenweise verstellbar sind (Zahn- bzw. Rastgelenke), könnten hier bei viel Bespielung mit der Zeit Abnutzungen und Gelenkermüdung auftreten und Arme und Beine somit anfangen zu leiern.

So nice! I bought it for my son’s birthday, and he loves it but he loves the crab suit more because of the details. It’s a perfect pairing!!! Thank you

Bellissima figure molto dettagliata e dinamica nelle pose, consiglio da acquistare insieme al colonnello Quaritch

These McFarlane Avatar mechs like this Amp suit and the Crab mech feel like premium figures. The articulation is amazing, the sculpted detail is unmatched, and the paint job is stellar. It stands beautifully even next to my $600 transformers of the same scale. It is well worth the money. I will likely army build these as long as the space allows.

Nice quality castings for the appropriate avatar figure, which fitted in easily.