Available to pre-order at Hobby Search for just over $25.

Quick Buying Options : Still in-stock at a number of places as of this review, BBTS, Amazon, and Ebay.

Kevin comes with two complete outfits, the white one from when he meets Sam, and the black one from the End of Line club. Both outfits have Identity discs on the back, it comes with two bracelets, and a few extra hands. The stand is definitely better than most normal Hot Toys releases since it lights up. Still, less accessories than I would expect from a Hot Toys figure.

Both outfits are well crafted. They don’t feel like a cheap material, they look nice on the figure after a bit of futzing, and the Identity disc snap works well. There is one annoying issue with the outfits though, they have a lot of plastic clasps. Despite being really careful, they’re quite easy to bend, so you can quickly find yourself having difficulty switching outfits. Seems the figure would benefit from metal snaps, which was apparently what Hot Toys used to do. The white suit picked up dirt pretty quickly while I was taking photos so be careful of that. The black suit has a separate fabric on select areas to give it a certain shine, you can see it in some photos.

The likeness is really good but not perfect. To be perfect he would’ve had to have been scruffy as hell, his facial hair is way too well taken care of on the figure. The paint on the figure and accessories is as top notch as you’d expect. The body has as much articulation as you’d expect from a Hot Toys figure, giving you plenty of opportunity for interesting poses. Try out meditating ones or checking out a pose or two from the End of Line club sequence!

While I understand why they made this figure first, since it’s by far the easiest of any Tron figure, there’s one main issue. Kevin isn’t the most exciting character. If you’re going to start a line, you definitely want to start strong. Kevin is a cool figure for diehard Tron fans but starting with Sam or Quorra was the way to go. If they had added Kevin’s crazy light features on his hood, THAT would’ve been exciting.

3.5/5.. Good likeness, limited accessories, kinda boring figure. If it had been released at a lower price, I would’ve given it a 4. It is what it advertises, a solid 1/6th Kevin Flynn, but when you’re paying $150 for a figure (I paid a sale price, many didn’t) … I’d certainly expect a little more. Still, this is the best Tron related figure released to date!

Buying Options : Still in-stock at a number of places as of this review, BBTS, Amazon, and Ebay.

Quick Buying Options : Less limited than I expected, it’s been on sale at a variety of stores. Check Ebay, Amazon, or your favourite import shop.

Mickey comes with a variety of Mickey themed accessories. You’ve got a Mickey camera, a Mickey chair, and a couple other film items. They’re all cute and look nice although I would’ve preferred them being generic film items, that would mix better with other Nendoroid releases.

The accessories are nicely sculpted and so is Mickey, he looks great. Though I’ve never been a fan of the split-foot articulation, I find it actually makes it more difficult to pose figures. I also found the hands popped off a little too easily. There was an option to open up Mickey’s face so you can replace his eyes to have him looking in different directions, but I didn’t bother. His eyes already look good!

3.5/5 Well sculpted, looks nice, but overly expensive for what you get. If you get it on sale, I’d give it a solid 4.

Buying Options : Less limited than I expected, it’s been on sale at a variety of stores. Check Ebay, Amazon, or your favourite import shop.

The regular comes with the penguin, exclusive is the print. What do you guys think? For the price, I’m definitely glad it comes with that little penguin guy.

There seems to be a seam on the neckline, possible switch-out head?

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