McFarlane Toys 6" Dragons Series 3 - Water Clan 3 Review

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(More customer reviews)Wow! This dragon will probaly be the #1 favorite of all the series (Besides the Sorceress boxed-set for series 3). Why? It's GOURGEOUS! Series 3 Water Clan Dragon is, in a lot of ways, like its series 1 brother, except for wings. His back legs are different as well. Instead, his back legs have huge flat fins like wings. With this one, the dragon has an eel-like tail, like series 1 water clan. But unlike series 1, this ones tail is BENDABLE! His hands have long claws that are webbed and his eyes have a marble black gleam. This ones face has a skeletal structure to it, like series 1 fire dragon. A problem is the base is a little under done but the dragon is to beautiful, it more than makes up for it. The dragon is also white (like the fire clan dragon in series 1) with blue, black, and yellow streaked across him. And when you compare him to the other dragons, he seems to be the biggest. HOWEVER, there is a problem with the packaging. The package bends his, gigantic, back fins to a point that they rub together in a way that makes his legs look funny(IF YOU WANT TO - you CAN bend the fins the way you want, this dragons fins are durable). I've also heard that some of the bases have the hole (for the pole to hold him up) at an angle that puts the dragon at an annoying lean that makes him fall over. BUT besides that, this dragon is a -MUST- for any McFarlane Dragon collector.

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Name: Water Clan Dragon 3Manufacturer: McFarlane ToysRelease Date: February 2006Series: Dragons Series 3Details (Description):The crystal blue waters of the Southern seas have long been home to some of the best fishing waters the planet over. But something dangerous lurks down deep beneath the waves, where the pure blue fades to midnight black and the broken hulls of a thousand ships serve as the forgotten tombs of sailors long since lost to the land of the living. Many have made a very nice life for themselves hoisting their nets into these waters, but they do so with the knowledge that members of the Water Dragon Clan glide somewhere down there, through the darkness below.

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McFarlane Toys 6" Dragons Series 4 - Berserker Clan 4 Review

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(More customer reviews)I'm a Mcfarlane dragon collector. Most of the dragons, especially this one, is a favorite.

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Name: McFarlane Dragons Series 4 Action FigureManufacturer: McFarlane ToysRelease Date: July 2006Series: Dragons Series 4Details (Description): The first multi-headed dragon to be featured in a McFarlane Dragons line, this ferocious beast is sure to be a fan-favorite.

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McFarlane Dragons Series 2:Quest for the Lost King - The Komodo Dragon Clan Review

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(More customer reviews)This is another great model by McFarlane and his crew. This dragon is my favorite of all the new models. However, it is slightly smaller than what you see in the images. The wings are huge, but the body is smaller than I thought it would be. The legs, arms, neck and tail all move, so you can set up the dragon in different positions. The wings pivot so you can rotate them in almost any direction, making this figure very customizable. I also like that it stands on the plastic base solidly, so it sits on my computer monitor without falling off. Overall, if you like dragons and McFarlane's work, you cant go wrong with these dragon figures. I like the Komodo Dragon the best, but you can be sure each dragon is of equal quality.

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McFarlane Toys' second line of original Dragons action figures continues the mythos begun earlier in 2005. Introducing six all-new incredibly detailed versions of Todd McFarlane's Dragons. Includes Komodo Dragon Clan with display stand. Measures 7" tall.

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McFarlane Toys 6" Dragons Series 4 - Water Clan 4 Review

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(More customer reviews)Here's my review for the Series 4 Water Dragon from McFarlane. This dragon is in more of a bipedal pose, something a bit ungainly for a water dragon (at least, to me). The base is nice and well-constructed, but I had to really stretch my dragon's legs to fit him on his base, which was difficult, seeing as how he is very sharp. Still, the detail is superb. Overall, a B+.

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A hulking behemoth from the depths of the sea, the newest Water Dragon continues the tradition of unique and varied design work showcased in the three previous Water Dragon Clan offerings.

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McFarlane Toys Dragons Series 8 - 6" Hunter Dragon Review

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(More customer reviews)This is one of the least enjoyable McFarlane Dragons, of which I have quite a few. It's very difficult to fit the pieces better and the tree and branch portions are obviously threatening not to stay that way.
The concept is really cool, the dragon looks somewhat bat-like and the tail curled around the branch is a really awesome pose. Unfortunately, the wings are stuck in a position that does not look like that on the box, and they don't seem strong enough to maneuver into the correct place if that's even possible. We were unable to get the tail snugly into place around the branch because the pole offering support beneath it wouldn't push into the Dragon any further. The plastic of the stand began to crack and so we left it as it was.
So far, my least favorite of the Dragons we've purchased, and definitely the most difficult to put together.

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Events in the dragon kingdom are escalating, setting the stage for an all-new adventure. McFarlane's Dragons Series 8: The Rise of Man marks the time between dragonkind's rule, and their gradual decline to nothing more than myth. The last line in the popular McFarlane Dragons series features four entirely new dragon sculpts and the exciting conclusion to the Dragon story.
Hunter dragon hangs from a tree limb and measures 6.25" from the top of its coiled tail to its lowest talon. Wingspan is 5" across. Articulated at base of head, middle and base of neck, plus two points in tail. Trunk of tree base measures 6.75" x 6.25" and includes two 0.5" human figures.

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Dragons Series 3 Fire Clan Dragon 3 Review

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(More customer reviews)A very nice dragon and it makes a very good D&D Gold Dragon. It is posed about to unleash it's firey breath, too bad it was not included, but they do say the D&D Colossal Red Dragon's fire breath will be removable, so Hmmmmm?
This one has limited articulation while mounted, but better when removed from it's stand.

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Name: Fire Clan Dragon 3Manufacturer: McFarlane ToysRelease Date: February 2006Series: Dragons Series 3Details (Description): The lava pits of the volcanic Northern Range are ill equipped to sustain human life, but there are monsters that have no such worries of the flesh-searing heat and sulfuric air. Venomous and unpredictable, the Fire Dragon Clan is said to guard large treasures from long-lost civilizations. None, however, have lived to tell the truth of such tales.

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McFarlanes: Dragon Hydra Dragon Clan Review

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(More customer reviews)Once again, McFarlane does it again! Known for their attention to detail, craftsmanship, and durability, their Hydra dragon is no exception! Being one of the larger boxed sets, this is a massive sculpture, but the detail is still amazing (the tongues have little taste buds and texture). I was also impressed by the way they designed the multiple wings so that, if they were to be completely extended, they would form one large wing to lift the leviathan from the ground. My only issue with this product is that he is SHARP! His teeth and pointed wing tips can really hurt if you aren't expecting them to be as sharp as they are. Overall, A+!!!

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Hydra Dragon Clan Horror is a cornerstone of McFarlane Toys. It's simple. They just love to create scary monster action figures and their fans like them, too. The edgier, the more horrific, the better. Measures 12".

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