Continued from from Pt. I:
https://steemit.com/photography/@gabriel.knight/toy-review-play-arts-kai-assassin-s-creed-edward-kenway-pt-i
Kenway in his hooded appearance. It works by pulling off the hood piece, replacing it with his hair and attaching the folded hood piece at the back and vice versa. The flintlocks were a little bit of a challenge to insert in his chest holsters.
The hidden blade pieces are somewhat loose and they usually tend to fall of when they handled or when the figure moves/wobbles.
More action poses!
Stay tuned for Part III!
See my review of McFarlane Toys' Edward Kenway's Hidden Blade:
https://steemit.com/photography/@gabriel.knight/toy-review-mcfarlane-toys-assassin-s-creed-edward-kenway-s-hidden-blade
NECA's Ezio Auditore's Hidden Blade:
https://steemit.com/photography/@gabriel.knight/toy-review-neca-assassin-s-creed-ezio-auditore-s-hidden-blade
UbiCollectibles' Aguilar de Nerha's Hidden Blade:
https://steemit.com/photography/@gabriel.knight/toy-review-ubicollectibles-assassin-s-creed-aguilar-s-hidden-blade
UbiWorkshop's Cane Sword:
https://steemit.com/photography/@gabriel.knight/toy-review-ubiworkshop-assassin-s-creed-syndicate-cane-sword
And UbiWorkshop's The Vial:
https://steemit.com/photography/@gabriel.knight/toy-review-ubiworkshop-assassin-s-creed-the-vial
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