Marvel Legends Series Avengers Infinity War 6-inch Captain America

This is by far the best Captain America figure to date. It is such a gorgeous figure from head to toe, all the details make the figure life-like and definitely one that sets the bar for the next Marvel Legend Captain America action figure. This figure is a must have for any collector.

Very articulated. Nicely detailed. A great figure to have in your Marvel collection. Just started collecting the Marvel Build A Figure sets, the Avengers Infinity War set is my first one. Can't wait to get more for my collection.

Item as described. This item is hard to find therefore I understand the pricing being more than what it was selling for originally. Glad I found it and purchased without having to sell an arm or leg.

This is my favorite version of the character yet! The details are very well done and the articulation is better than the last several Hasbro released. The shield is rubbery, which I find to be a drawback. The fists are a great addition. The range of motion on all of the joints is perfect. I find Thanos' head a bit odd. His grin seems out of place and makes him appear like a happy grape to me. This will be available for MSRP, so please do not support scalpers. They make money by buying everything in their sights, leaving none for any other consumers. Viruses do the same thing: they consume until nothing remains and then the patient gets sick. That is what scalpers do to the toy market.

This was a gift for an adult collector who said the quality is good and was a great addition to the collection.

Loved it. Might not be as accurate to Chris Evans as possible, but the duality and detail of the figure itself is on point, considering the fact how Marvel Legends tend to recycle and rehash their MCU Captain America figures.

My favorite Cap figure, really like the detail in the face and the darker colors of the suit

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