Sheldon (Shazam Shirt) (Big Bang Theory) Review

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Sheldon (Shazam Shirt) (Big Bang Theory) Review

Sheldon (Shazam Shirt)
Big Bang Theory (Bif Bang Pow!)This figure is great!!!

First let me start off by telling it’s probably made from a league of plastic mixed with adamantium and vibrantium, because it’s indestructible! Seriously, my GF bought it for me, and on the same day it arrived, I screwed up some stuff she asked me to do, and she got pretty mad, so she took it out on the figure, my figure took more punishment than I have ever seen Lashley take in a ring, and not a scratch! I’m sure you costumizers out there can open it up with the proper tools, but I was astonished with the resistance of the figure.

The best:

The figure is very detailed, lots of veins, and good detail inside the mouth that surprised me, the Viking tattoo looks decent considering the size, good articulation in general, arms are single jointed, some people don’t like that, but I don’t complain, the head turns to sides, but barely moves up and down, seriously very badly, I’m not even sure it’s supposed to move, or maybe it’s from the beating it took earlier, lol, speaking of which, the figure comes with stretcher, right sized for the figure, also well sculpted, and other figures can hold it to carry the wounded figure on it.

The Worse:

The colour of the figure skin is solid, meaning, it’s plastic made of that colour, and that’s it, some shading would have looked better, but since wrestlers always look so shiny on the ring, and it’s made of a sort of shiny plastic, maybe it looks more like the wrestler in the ring this way;
The elbow and knee pads must be removed in order for the figure to move, or pose better, but it looks better without them anyways.
The small goatee is only painted, so if you clean it with something to remove the paint, you’ll get a clean chin, it doesn’t look that bad, but c’mon even the build and brawl figure got the goatee sculpted.
Also the facial expression is well done, really looks like him but I don’t like it, he looks like he’s screaming his lungs out, but that’s just me, you may like it.

The rest:

Curiously this line of figures looks bigger than regular WWE figures, when you’re looking at them alone, but when you compare sizes, they are actually the same size, Bobby Lashley the Wrestler is tall, so the figure is right sized, to bad other figures of this line that represent smaller wrestlers are same size, so their figures are over sized, but this one is right sized with most of the current toy lines.
Contains 21 points of articulation, head turns sides, and if it’s supposed to turn up and down, then it barely does it, shoulders, feet, and hips are ball jointed, and move good, arms are to muscular so they don’t go very near the body, but it moves around good besides that, elbows are single jointed as I stated previously, but it doesn’t trouble me, Knees are double jointed, torso moves 360º, and there’s articulation between chest and abdomen that moves forward and backward, it doesn’t go very backward, so no matrix posing, the articulation points aren’t hidden, but they don’t look bad, nothing grotesque, figure is good for pictures and posing, as well to play, it’s the first time I got my hands on a deluxe figure, I really liked it, even advised my bro to buy one, cause I thought they were so awesome!!!

I’m giving it 4 and a half because of the goatee, facial expression, the head not turning up and down, and not being able to bring arms close to the body.