POMER Action Figure Stand, 5 Pcs Transparent Assembly Action Figure Display Holder Base Model Support Stand Compatible with 6" HG/RG/SD Gundam 1/144 Toy with Screwdriver

just about as you'd expect; a little flimsy but my 10 year old grandson is happy with them and was able to use the included screwdriver to assemble them. They seem to work well holding his 6" action figures in various poses

The media could not be loaded. Pros:Easy to setup.Sturdy plastic, hard to bend (maybe too hard? See * below)Decent level of articulation in armBoth 3mm flight stand peg and clawAdjustable tension with screws allows for a decent sized figure or vehicle with flight stand port. (Up to at least Leader Class Studio Series Jetfire)Cons:Only has one arm per baseBases can’t link togetherNo secondary support for larger figures*While five pack came fine, the ten pack had slightly warped bases, one worse than the others. Plastic is strong enough that it’s very hard to flatten back out, even putting them in hot but not boiling water and then placing heavy books on them. Most are currently fine but one is too wobbly. Might just be a bad batch but be aware.Overall, these are very good alternatives to the Bandai Act 4 stands. I personally don’t mind most of the cons I listed as multiple arms and linking bases aren’t necessary for me and the secondary supports are only needed for bigger figures. I mostly use them for vehicle mode display but should work great for robot/figure displays. Make sure to adjust the tension in the screws to just tight enough and center the weight on the base.My only real issue is with the warped bases in my ten pack and those might be a fluke. 9 of them are useable with only a minor wobble but there is one I haven’t been able to adjust with a bigger warp. If the seller/manufacturer sees this, I would appreciate a replacement for at least the one base (all would be great but I really just need the one). Arms are all fine but those warped bases are keeping me from giving this set a five out of five.

Bought these for my husband because I thought they were the ones that could hold his Gun Pla figures. They ended up being perfect for our wrestling figures and worked fine for the gun pla. One of the stands wouldn’t tighten up to hold anything but the others did their job!

They work well for what I need them for, though they are a bit on the flimsy side plus the instructions to put them together are different then what the product is.

Warning! Each one of these requires you to put together 7 small plastic pieces using 5 screws and snapping 2 other pieces into place. Not fun if you are a big guy with large hands. The screws are similar in size to those tiny screws that come with an eyeglass repair kit. It is not hard to lose a screw trying to keep it in place while getting first getting the threads to engage. Not hard to over tighten and strip the plastic threads the screws are going into. Not hard to snap off a piece while assembling it (I snapped 1 of the 5 kits sonI lost 20%). The stands themselves are very clear so they do hold action figures in place fairly invisibly. I suppose if you tighten the screws in place tightly enough they might be able to bear enough wait to make some of the cool poses features on their product photos possible but I could easily seeing them fail, break, or strip the threads while trying to assemble them in place to say, allow Superman to fly or something similar.So each one takes about 5 minutes to assemble and it is easy to break 1 out of 5 that you assemble. Unfortunately I bought 15 of them so I probably have an hour’s worth of work ahead of me.In the future I will look for something that requires less assembly time and effort and has fewer brittle parts.

If you need a sturdy flight stand for you Transformers, this set does the trick. The post fits in the ports of most modern figures, and the included claw does the job for the rest. I have used them to hold up to Voyager class figures with no problems.

Purchased as a gift.Quick look shows that they should work out just fine for the smaller scale figures

So just for those people who saw the reviews about the figures falling from the stand, that happens if you dont screw the stand tight enough. These stands are pretty solid ill give them that, the only thing is the part where it holds the figure is to thick so it could struggle holding certain figures. To be more specific, the claw that holds the figure is a bit to thick so you might wanna get a thinner one to hold certain figures because some accessories could get in the way.

De haber sabido hace años de la existencia de este producto, me hubiese librado de costosos accidentes en algunas figuras XD.El soporte es sencillo y los materiales se ven de buena calidad, obviamente no son para estar jugando con ellos. El paquete trae instructivo para armar; un desarmador que es muy útil si no tienes uno, pero incomodo de usar porque es pequeño; tornillos extra, al menos en uno que armé me sobraron 4 tornillos, pero en otro traía los justos, así que no sé si realmente trae tornillos de repuesto.Además como se tiene la opción de armarlos a tu necesidad.

Son buenas pero fragiles

Son soportes para tus figuras de buena calidad y además te incluye el desarmador de cruz con la medida exacta para ajustar los tornillos y la rigidez de cada articulación del soporte.

Tiene una muy buena calidad, son firmes y permiten hacer poses muy dinamicas.Solo que el plastico es algo fragil, si haces mucha fuerza al moverlo se puede romper facil.Muy recomendable para lucir las figuras

Podría decir que son geniales, porque lo son, el problema es que me llegaron sin el agujero por donde entran los tornillos, de cinco solo dos venian completas. A las demás les tuve que hacer yo el orificio. Lo peor es que son frágiles y se me rompieron dos al intentar poner una figura. Optaré por otra elección aunque vengan menos bases.