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Write a Review link for that item. Lord of the Rings - Trilogy (Toy Biz)The first Frodo figure I owned as a child which was fine by those standards but from a customisers and collectorsnpiitn of view the only parts of this figure useful to me is his jacket backpack and sword as I transferred those onto an Elven boat Frodo along with the soft goods Asfaloth cape/ Elven cape depending on the time period. The figure itself isn’t terrible but the scale is. Each if the hobbits have one oversized badly done figure and they’re all from fellowship: basic Merry and Pippin which have never changed, Moria Sam and this Frodo. All are too big have poor movement but it’s frodo and Sam that aren’t passable. I do like this figures cloak how it’s moulded and removable and functional. The articulation is: a swivel head, hinged swivel arms the right one inhibited by the action feature, swivel wrists the left hand closed though, swivel waist slight forward moving legs hindered by the action feature and swivel shins with hinged ankles. So it’s basic and one squeezes the legs to activate the action feature of a sword slash. Simplistic and early figures aren’t the best but this is an average one depending on how the head paintjob comes out because I’ve seen some atrocious paint jobs on this particular figure.   by Deaditor |
| Boromir (Battle Attack Action) |  | Submission Order |  | Gimli (Helm's Deep) (Australia) |
| Boromir (Battle Attack Action) | | Lord of the Rings - Trilogy Series | | King of the Dead (Glow-in-the-Dark) |
| Boromir (Battle Attack Action) | | Written by Deaditor | | Gimli (Helm's Deep) (Australia) |
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