McFarlane Toys
McFarlane Toys DC Retro The Riddler 6in Figure
A 6-inch plastic figure of The Riddler with 12 points of articulation and a question mark cane accessory
- MaterialPlastic
- Detailed retro styling captures The New Adventures of Batman look
- Up to 12 moving parts enable dynamic posing options
- Includes signature question mark cane accessory for display
- Durable plastic construction suits both play and collecting
- 6 inch scale fits the DC Retro figure lineup
Detailed retro action figure
The McFarlane Toys DC Retro The Riddler stands at 6 inches tall and replicates the animated look from The New Adventures of Batman. Made from durable plastic with retro-styled paint applications, it suits collectors and fans aged 12 and up who value show-accurate display pieces.
Articulation and accessory detail
Up to 12 moving points of articulation allow a wide range of theatrical poses that match the character's animated mannerisms. The included question mark cane accessory completes the signature look and fits securely in the figure's hand for display or play.
Collection compatibility and build
The 6 inch scale matches other figures in the McFarlane Toys DC Retro line from the same animated series. Factory sealed condition ensures the plastic construction and paint work arrive pristine for shelf integration alongside companion characters.
Highlights
- Detailed retro styling captures The New Adventures of Batman look
- Up to 12 moving parts enable dynamic posing options
- Includes signature question mark cane accessory for display
- Durable plastic construction suits both play and collecting
- 6 inch scale fits the DC Retro figure lineup
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I attach the question mark cane so it stays in the figure's hand during posing?
Insert the cane's handle into the open palm of either articulated hand; the fingers are moulded to grip the shaft once pressed fully home.
Which joints are most likely to loosen after repeated posing?
The 12 moving parts include shoulders, elbows, hips and knees; the smaller hinge joints at the elbows and knees tend to develop play first with frequent repositioning.
At what point does the plastic start to show stress marks if I keep changing poses daily?
Repeated extreme bending at the elbow and knee hinges will produce fine stress lines on the inner joint surfaces before any other area shows wear.
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