Fire Emblem - Exceed a Generation 1 Trading Figures (Set of 6)

I love Genealogy of the Holy War. Along with Path of Radiance, I consider them both some of the best games of the Fire Emblem series. That being said I got these figurines cause I heard about them via the FE wiki and Serenes. When I got them, I was surprised by the detail put into the figures especially for the price you can get them at. However, the figures were tough to assemble. I had to make use of my glue gun to stick some of the parts that were falling off(such as Levin's cape, or Sigurd's torso) and use a knife to drill a hole so that I can connect their ground with their feet. Once I did though, the figures looked great on display. Despite what I had to go through it was worth getting them, just be prepared to assemble 2-3 of the figures you get, primarily Levin, Sigurd, and Sylvia.

Positives:- Good size, especially for the price- Bright, colorful, and neat paint jobs- Great poses- Sigurd and Eltshan in particular are just pure awesome- You get the featured six plus two extra boxes, one of which may contain the rare Ayra figureNegatives:- They're relatively fragile; two of mine came with broken feet- Some of the parts don't like to stay on- The bases are pretty stubborn when it comes to attaching the figures- Attaching Levin's cape is a chore and could have been done betterOverall, I'm very pleased with the figures, even if I did get a couple of broken ones. They're just a joy to look at, are fun to arrange, and feature a nice variety of poses. However, the necessity of super glue cannot be understated- even if none of the figures are broken, it will really help secure the tops of characters like Fury and Sigurd, especially the latter. Levin's cape issue really, really bugs me as well and I am annoyed at how difficult it is to attach. Regardless, I'm pleased with my purchase and do recommend them to Genealogy fans.

Its quite a hassle to put the figures on the stands and getting the equipment to stay, other than that for a whole set it is amazing in design. Everything is as shown in the picture, but be very careful with your box, the top hair of Sigurd became cracked most likely due to my mail carrier. So be gentle.If you are a huge FE4 fan though, then its definitely worth it. Just be cautious and youll have your own set to be proud of.

These actually look pretty good for how cheap they are, but they're also terribly, terribly fragile and some of these are somewhat unstable when put together.The biggest offender on this is Sigurd, as he falls in half and the sword falls out his hand if I bump the shelf he's on, so I just glued him together. The other figures are much more stable, but Lewyn/Levin's hand fell off and I had to also reglue that. Lewyn/Levin's cape was also hard to put on, but otherwise assembly was easy enough.

I couldn't pass these up as a Fire Emblem fan, It's hard to recommend these figures because some of them got to me broken. They're rather delicate and can break if mishandled.

Figures are great, although some were difficult to put together (Levin's cape comes to mind). Received the 6 figures shown, not the 6+2 that other reviews mention.

Obviously if your buying these you have amazing tastes in vidya games. Well, i got Ayra and no doubles so i can't complain, however, about half the figures were broken (Ayra's hair and feet, Fury's head, Sylvia's ankle). be prepared with modeling cement. DONT FORCE THE FOOT PEGS! IF THEY DON'T FIT THEN THEY DONT FIT! just break them off with pliers and use cement on the base.