Hasbro Star Wars: Power of the Force Green Card > Hoth Rebel Soldie

Straight from The Empire Strikes Back, the Hoth Rebel Soldier will be a great addition to your collection.

As with most of the non-articulating figures; you can't really position the arms or legs that well (let along get them to stand with their rifle). However, for the 3-5 year old crowd, they're fine. If you want them to stand, then get the plastic bases (basically the feet can just latch onto little pegs on a plate so they can stand properly. Also, instead of purchasing individually, you may wish to get a "troop builder" pack instead. Hoth soldier's are white, but look almost exactly the same as the greenish Endor solders (just coloring is a little off; but when you put them together, my kids really didn't know the difference (yet?). You may want to pull of the backpack and hang on to the rifle in a box until they're older (so they don't lose them.. then "re-find" them when they're older).

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This is a relatively old figure from around '96 or '97, and like many figures from that era, his physique and posture are a bit exaggerated, and he doesn't look as realistic as newer figures usually do. His stance makes him a little hard to balance correctly, especially with his gun in his hand, and you need his heavy backpack on to counter-balance him out unless you use a stand (not included). His detail level is not bad, but he's not especially impressive-looking, either. He's a decent figure considering his age, and I like him, but he he's a little hard to recommend unless you just want some inexpensive figures to build out an army or add some variety.

Box was bent and looked like it was kept under boxes. It was stated as new and it was far from it.