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(More customer reviews)First...THE MAJOR COMPLAINT I HAVE----is that the enclosed red energy dome does not fit on the action figure! Why bother to include it? oops!
These tiny things will only fit on old Gi joes! What the %$#@!*&^$!Very good try overall...some people say they have trouble telling which head is who, but I had no trouble. If you are a somewhat casual fan, you won't recognize the drummer's head, as it is josh freese, their sporadic live drummer of recent years, and not Alan Myers or David Kendrick.
If you have a copy of New traditionalists laying around and turn all of the heads to the side like the cover, you can see they did a pretty good job.
Very little joint articulation on these figures, though. Instruments would have been a nice touch that I would Have gladly paid extra for each figure.
As a Devo collector, you should add this to your collection...It would be nice if they had paid a little more attention to detail, but hey, it is better than nothing...
The company that made these could have looked at the Spinal Tap or Kiss action figures as an example to go by (for including accessories like instruments) and it would have been nice to have the option to buy all 5 figures packaged together online also... apparently only a few stores had them that way. The Devo concept to me made more sense with all 5, not just one figure with 5 heads. I give it a 3 out of 5.
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Where are these guys from anyway? Devo was formed in Akron, Ohio in 1972. This specially designed 7-inch tall Devo action figure has 5 interchangeable heads, so you can make it into Mark, Jerry, Alan, Bob1, or Bob2 in mere seconds! It also includes an Energy Dome and a whip. Who's your favorite Buckeye rocker?
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