However, ten seconds of hot (not boiling) water will soften those sockets up enough to pop them in with ease. I cannot decide if the sculpt or the paint applications are more impressive, but both of them are at the top of the heap for any action figure I have gotten recently.

When I got it out of the box and assembled I was gobsmacked by how good it is, so if you're thinking about getting one just do it; you won't regret it. There was a certain amount of worry that Junior would be a little scared of these particular toys, hence one of the reasons why they've only been out of their box a couple of times in the past 8 years (the other reason being I have no where to display them). Please refer to the individual product page to find out the estimated size of the actual model you would like to purchase.The Spider Gremlin is like a dream come true, and I mean that in a literal sense - Li'l Rid saw the movie, and said, "I wanna toy! Their George and Daffy gremlins have been particularly nice, as has the Stripe mogwai, but you really cannot go wrong with any of them.

The head, in fact, is on a double ball joint - one up by the head, and the other down near the base of the neck! As I mentioned, it does require some assembly, in that you have to attach the legs, and this could prove very difficult unless you heat up the sockets for the balljoints, either with a hairdryer or some hot water.One thing to note is that the shorter legs are meant to go in the front, so keep that in mind while assembling as no instructions are included. I actually don't have any other Gremlins to hold up for comparison's sake, you will have to take my word for this. With a figure this huge and complex and this cheap (comparatively), you would be forgiven for not expecting any accessories.