They're not dolls, they're ACTION FIGURES!

[imthatguy]

A couple new friends arrived at my house today.



I wasn't expecting any house guests.



Like typical four wheel drive enthusiasts, they came into my house and did not remove their shoes.



That's because if they did, they'd be peg legs. Their shoes are their feet, like all Canadians!

Here they are in my workshop, getting up to no good.




"Rick, stop playing with Imthatguy Mini's trucks!"

The details and clothes are nice. The hat is a little big, but it's a super nice accessory. These fine gentlemen are called Mike and Rick. You might notice Rick from another review by a n00b. His eyes almost look right at you. Weird. Mike looks a bit like me. My name is Matt.


Okay, down to the issue of size. These guys are not quite right. WAY TOO BIG!



Okay, I'm kidding. They are on the small side for most typical 1/9 or 1/10 builds that we're used to. Here they are compared to Imthatguy mini, who's 8 inches, and scales in at closer to 1/9th scale, or 6 feet on the nose if he were a full size man, like I am.



Looking a little short.

Here they are in a variety of vehicles.






Overall, the quality and articulation of these guys is pretty good.While they may not be right for me, they might be right for your builds. I find that they don't look too bad as children, so you could always do a little creative hobbying and make a car seat!

These can be had by exchanging money for goods on RC4WD's website: RC4WD - The Ultimate RC Products

[Alpha Male]

They're not dolls, they're ACTION FIGURES!

Afraid I'll have to disagree with you on that one, Matt. Those boys look like sweet, little dolls. The "Lost" boys here, on the other hand, are action figures.

Look, they're ready for action.

[bayareaaxial]

I think your supposed to call them little people, politically.