1:18 Action Figure News, Reviews, and Checklists
This is a really brilliant squad mode set. It uses the base figure used for Inferno and creates the wildy popular Wild Card figures using each suit in a deck of cards. This makes it easy for collectors to get one of each figure with ease.
This is an Amazon exclusive so if you want this set it will have to be ordered through their website.
Official promotional pictures.
Jazwares really went all out on taking promotional pictures of this set.
M-O (Microbe-Obliterator ) is a cleaning robot aboard the Axiom. M-O follows Wall-E throughout the Axiom constantly cleaning up the “contaminates” left by Wall-E.
This figure was part of a 6 static figurine set produced for the Disney Store when the movie was released in 2008. The other robots in the set are Wall-E, E.V.E., Light Bot, Vacuum Bot, and Steward Bot
This one was a tough one to find out in the internet. There is an occasional listing on Ebay for the set.
Spider Knight was released in Q1 2020 as part of the 4″ Solo mode series 4 wave.
This figure is up for order at Amazon.
With the upcoming Space Force Kickstarter campaign I decided to get a Test Shot figure of the Eagle Force Riot Trooper figure since it is pretty much the same base figure.
There are still some available HERE if you are interested in getting one for yourself.
The Space Force Kickstarter campaign can be found HERE.
As far as the base figure goes it is a pretty standard figure to be used as a base figure that can have armor easily added.
Articulation is always on everyone’s mind when looking at a new figure for the first time. I have mapped out the articulation setup to give a good idea of what to expect.
Size and scale are also important factors. I added some images with some common modern figures to give a better idea of how these particular figures will scale with other 1:18 figures.
Wall-E is a trash compactor robot left on Earth to clean it up after the fictional company Buy-N-Large pretty much leaves the planet uninhabitable.
This one is an actual action figure made by Thinkway Toys as part of the Pixar collection line they released in 2014. I think it is a re-issue of one they did when the movie came out but I’m not 100% sure since I never owned that one. That was kind of an odd line that mixed different Pixar figures and scales together.
Amazon Marketplace still has a listing. Ebay is a little trickier to find this figure.
E.V.E. (Extraterrestrial Vegetation Evaluator) is a Recon robot class that is sent to Earth to search for signs of new life since humans had left centuries before.
This figure was part of a 6 static figurine set produced for the Disney Store when the movie was released in 2008. The other robots in the set are E.V.E., M.O., Light Bot, Vacuum Bot, and Steward Bot
This one was a tough one to find out in the internet. There is an occasional listing on Ebay for the set.
Wall-E (Waste Allocation Load Lifter: Earth-Class) is a trash compactor robot left on Earth to clean it up after the fictional company Buy-N-Large pretty much leaves the planet uninhabitable.
This figure was part of a 6 static figurine set produced for the Disney Store when the movie was released in 2008. The other robots in the set are E.V.E., M.O., Light Bot, Vacuum Bot, and Steward Bot
This one was a tough one to find out in the internet. There is an occasional listing on Ebay for the set.
Echo Echo is the Omnitrix’s DNA sample of a Sonorosian from the planet Sonorosia. Looks like a robot to me though.
This figure is one of the many that came out during the Alien Force series made by Bandai
This figure is pretty old so Ebay is where to go.
I came across a set of RETROBOTS gumball machine robots that had pretty cool looking heads. They didn’t come with names but I took a minute and gave them all some names. Optix, Grilz, Diskz, Shadez, Shox, Stitchez, Toxic, and Wavez
The are marketed by a company called A&A on Amazon Marketplace
I got these from Amazon.
“A battered, decrepit old droid addled by outdated, glitching programming, Bucket has been Jarek Yeager’s loyal astromech for years. Despite the droid’s eccentric behavior, Bucket is a capable mechanic.” – Databank entry
Bucket shows how cool an astromech droid would look without it’s fancy shell.
This figure came in a 2 Pack with Jarek Yeager as part of the Star Wars Resistance line made by Hasbro in 2019.
Still available from Amazon and probably easily obtainable from stores like ROSS or 5Below.
