Funko Five Nights at Freddy's 4 Figure Pack(1 Set), 2"

These are VERY tiny and cheap. The joints don't move but you would think they did. My son thought so and ended up breaking the arm on the skeleton. These would probably be good to use on a small cake but I would even prefer them to be a tad bigger for cakes as well. But I'm just a parent lol. My 8 year old loved them!

My kids love these! We are having a ball with our fnaf toys! The details are awesome! These are fragile though! We have had a couple little broken pieces. Not affecting my review though, my kids can be a little tough on their toys, I don't think they were when Foxy's hand broke, but they are just fragile. Nothing a little glue can't fix!

Extremely fast shipping (2 days Prime)... The product came in protected with bubble wrap and there is no damage at all. As for the characters: superb! Very detailed. There are 4 main Five Nights at Freddy's characters that are around the size of Lego figures (slightly taller). They do not come apart, but are the perfect size for children old enough to build and appreciate Legos. However, the recommended age is 14+. So, if you are considering getting this for a school age child, purchase at your own discretion. Pictures of FNAF characters in box are attached in this review.

We bought this set off Amazon because our Gamestop only carried the Set 2 and not this one (and it was the same price $12.99). They're tiny figures, but they stand on their own, and our son loves them because he can play with his Teen Titans Go figures and Lego men (and because he LOOOOVES FNAF). The arm on the endoskeleton Freddy was already broken when we opened the package which was a bummer, but it was nothing a little Bondic couldn't fix, and within a few minutes the endoskeleton Freddy was all good to go. Just note that the limbs are on the fragile side, so it's not really made for rough play.

I wasn't expecting much, but I'm impressed at the detail and A+ paint job on these disturbing little creatures that my son made me order, and now sit around my dinner table. They're little, thankfully, but very detailed, which he likes. They're solid, too. Usually these types of Internet game lore figures are cheap and easily broken apart but he's put them through the works and the paint has held fast, as has their limbs. I haven't lead tested them, but if you're buying for kids, I do always suggest parents test for lead.

These figures are very tiny. The price is kinda high, especially you need to order the other set if you want all the other characters. Since they are small, they are a little delicate, so they're not great for little kids. If your child is careful and respectful, they should be fine. If you're a collector, you might want this, but know that it involves two sets in order to be complete.

Was a gift for my niece who loves it, purchased it awhile ago (10 months ago) and it still holds up well. She since lost 2 of them but the other two are still in good condition as nothing is broken or has cracks. The toys are pretty small at around 4 inches and aren't state of art but are still nice collectables if you're into framing them.

These were a gift for my 8 year old son for Christmas. They looked cute, for the FNAF stuff being "cute". First would like to say that my son was very excited about these (both sets were purchased for him). He is the type of child who truly takes care of his toys so I figured they would be ok... arms & ears snapped off of a few of them. They are small to begin with so it is difficult to glue back together. These would be fine for decorating a cake, which I did do with them upon his birthday in January, earlier this month. As for any kind of playing or even handling, not so good. I wish I had spent more & purchased the larger figures.