STAR WARS The Black Series Heavy Infantry Mandalorian Toy 6-inch Scale The Mandalorian Collectible Deluxe Action Figure, Kids Ages 4 and Up

Very good figure. Paint was impressive, articulation was smooth and easy to pose.

....or however the song goes. Black Series Heavy Infantry Mandalorian is a decent addition to the line, and a good repserentation of the character ( played by Jon Favereau--yes, indeed!). I can't speak to how accurate the sculpt it, but it has the look and "feel" of the Mandalorians and the character from the show. He's colourful, well, painted, decently articulated and modestly accessorized. Comes with a "Rising Phoenix" rocket pack, and a large man-portable laser cannon. Two isses with my figure---one of the leg joints will not bend. I tried the hot-water treatment a couple of times with no real success, and stopped after a couple of tries. I don't want to risk snapping the plastic. Second issue is a small cable that feeds from the rocket pack to Heavy's left forearm. It has trouble seating in the slot on the arm. I used the hot-water trick to give it enough flex and it seated in properly. This figure looks great alongside any Black Series version of Mando, and the lower the priceyou can find it, the better the more worth getting it is.

Love this figure. It's one of the bigger ones with some really cool accessories with finer details then older black series and he can do a range of different poses though I prefer him as shown as if he pulled up his main gun to deal with a closer combatant. I'm getting into collecting all the different mandalorians to display the various examples of their armor. I would recommend to any fan or if you just like the design that's a good enough excuse too in my book!

Wow! I was blown away by this amazing figure tbh. Since i saw this character who i believe is a Visla, at least he sure sounds like one, i have wanted to add him to my collection. Im beyond satisfied with the purchase-seller shipped quickly and the package was delivered ahead of schedule! Great experience and a great addition for any fans of the MANDO series. Highly recommend this seller as well. Very good packaging to ensure box was not damaged. If you collect like me check them out for sure they are def aware of all the collector nuances and bs lol.

I'm really glad this character was released; the heavy weapon + jetpack accessory combo is awesome and the figure itself is great quality for the Black Series. The tube that goes from the jetpack to the left gauntlet (fuel line for heavy flamer I think) is detachable so you can more freely pose the figure and the machine gun attaches to the side of the jetpack to free up both hands. The jetpack itself is fully detachable, though I don't believe the belt feed from the jetpack to the heavy weapon is detachable.

Paz is amazing. He has one of the best Mandalorian designs in canon currently and I'm happy to have found the original version "Heavy Mandalorian"; the re-release of the character is actually named, so this one may increase in price at a later date.

I was surprised this figure existed when I first saw it. I had seen the character in the Mandalorian show, but did not know Hasbro has created a figure of him. In hand, the colors are very well done. The blues are opaque but they go really well with the type of character that he is. He has four brown pockets hanging off his utility belt, which give him a nice overall look. Unfortunately, they cannot be opened to store ammo in them, but they look detailed with copper-colored buttons. I also like the shoulder guards a lot. They have battle damage and the left one even has a painted black Mandalorian emblem. It gives it a nice touch. His helmet well done overall. It has what appears three bullet impacts on the top front. That gives it a touch of realism as if he's been in a dangerous battle. They are done in a silver color that really stands out. The helmet also has battle damage on where the cheek bones would be. There, the paint looks like a battle worn fading that looks fantastic. It also has what appear to be antennas on both sides. The left side antenna is longer than the right but they look as if they have some type of communication purpose. One of my favorite parts of the figure are the forearm guards. It is strange they are each done in a different color, but the details make up for that difference. Also, this gives it the sense that he is in the middle of a conflict so he had to quickly gather the guards and put them on to quickly prepare for the next battle. He has two knee pads/guards and some really cool shin guards. They look awesome. Accessories: He comes with a jet back with a hose that connects to the back of his left forearm guard. There is a flamethrower under there. His large machine gun is connected to the bottom of the jet pack and is nicely painted. It can be held by his hands or even stored on the right side of the jet pack! There is a tab on the gun that plugs into a hole on the side of pack. Great touch and gives him an even broader look. Boots: His boots look heavy and durable. They might be steel-toed because the front tips are painted in a dark gray color. The tracks can be visible from the sides too. That gives them a rugged look. On the back of the figure, there is a cloth that hangs from his waist. It is barely visible from the front, but when turned around, it is very visible. It gives him an interesting look as if to say this is from their culture. In conclusion, I really enjoy this figure. The designers look like they enjoyed themselves making it.

This guy is just a perfect Mando figure, the accuracy to the screen is perfect and the mobility is just so fun to pose with his big gun!