The box claims hundreds of possible posing options, which is a little overstated in my opinion, but he does have some sort of bendable armature throughout his body. He doesn't hold many poses standing that securely, but he's more useful that a regular plush toy. His ankles contain some sort of ratchet joint that clicks into about three different positions, and he can hold his head in a slightly upward & downward glance.
This Spidey is a very simple toy, but the detail is well done. I'm unsure how well his screen printed deco would hold up under rigorous play, but it's neatly done. His body is above the average stuffed toy as well, molded to emulate the muscled body of a super-hero.
He's just such fun toy with a retro vibe in his bright classic coloring and bendy/suction cup play features. It was love at first sight- I stood there tugging and squeezing him. He's fun and made for play, like a good toy should be- I love him!
What really makes this toy fun are the suction cups on his palms- they stick to glass really well. I have another Spidey with this feature- a 10" ToyBiz wall-hanging Spider-Man from '94 in the variant "night shadow" deco. Really cool!
Foam Spidey with ToyBiz 6" First Appearance Spidey, Hasbro 3 3/4" Ultra -Poseable Amazing Spider-Man, and Hasbro 9" Origins Spider-Man:
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Great looking Spidey! I might have to pick it up to add to my Spidey collection.
ReplyDeleteVery Cool Spidey, Colin. I wish Mego would have come up with the suction cup idea for their Spider-Mans or at the very least release the magnetic version. Nevertheless, very sweet figure.
ReplyDeleteI had a type of one of these back in 2002. I hung him from my ceiling fan...
ReplyDeleteSuch a fun "Throwback" style of toy so cool.
ReplyDeleteWow ! That looks like fun !!
ReplyDeletei had this but his wrists broke
ReplyDeleteWow- you play rough :D
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