Customer Reviews

Star Wars E3 B39 SAESEE TIIN

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Saesee Tiin is yet another well-made Jedi for the Episode III toy line. He is one of the stronger figures of the toy line due to having a good sculpt and excellent articulation, including knees. He has a cloth skirt which allows for total movement of the legs. He also stands up pretty well without his base. The sheared elbow joints are slightly goofy and you have to fiddle around with them a little bit to get the arms to look right in certain positions. He can fit comfortably in a Jedi Starfighter (Episode II), which is good because that is supposed to be one of his specialties. In my opinion the perfect Saesee Tiin figure would be this particular sculpt wearing the uniform from the Clone Wars version, but this figure here as he is comes very close. Highest recommendations, get him for your Jedi collection!

The fourth figure of Saesee Tiin is one of the best ones yet. Unlike the statue from the Power of the Jedi line and the Action-Posed figure from the SAGA line, this Saesee Tiin can be put in a lot more poses. The only problems is it's missing a robe and the face is a little too white. It's more poseable than the Clone Wars version, but not as detailed. Overall though, a great figure.

This was my fourth Jedi (and Toy) in my collection. When I got him I couldn't put him down. His lightsaber cant be held on his belt like other ROTS Jedi. He can stand well, but his arms are confusing to get strait. Great for the Jedi Collection. ENJOY!

My son has been collecting as many of the Star Wars E3 characters as I'll get him. He is a major action figure kind-a kid. He plays with them daily, and is not gentle; takes them in the pool as well. The light sabers can break, but they glue with model cement. And in some cases, body parts get loose and may fall out in battle. But well worth the money- Great toys.

Well, I got it with the Arrest of Palpatine pack. Its head comes off, so I can pretend he got decapitated =/ but he actually gets cut in half.
Yes, you can take his body apart...but the annoying thing is that when you 'cut' him in half, after you put him back together, if you touch him at all, he falls apart. Plus, his lightsaber broke when I took him out of the flippin box.
Overall a good figure. More for collectors than kids, unless you are obsessed with taking figures apart, like me.

Star Wars fans, this is your dream come true. This figure of Saesee Tiin is probably the best of the group. And with so many points of articulation, you are able to put him in several different positions. His detailed face is also quite amazing, with almost the look-exactly-alike feature. Anyways, I recommend you should buy this item, and you WILL get your money's worth, whether your a Star Wars Fan or not!

i got this toy and he rocks i think he would look better as a sith but still pretty cool