Customer Reviews

Star Wars E3 B41 AAYLA SECURA

5 star:		(6)
4 star:		(1)
3 star:		(3)
2 star:		(0)
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This is a great action figure of Aayla Secura. In my opinion she is easily one of the better figures in the Episode III line because she is well-sculpted, especially with the face, and has SUPERB articulation that includes movable ankles. The elbows do come pre-bent but this doesn't detract much from the figure's play value, since the movable wrists, upper right arm cut, and fully rotating shoulders make up for it. She even has additional articulation at the upper torso. The quality control on the legs could be better. I've noticed on various websites showing Aayla Secura figures that the legs are not always exactly molded the same way or length so that there is a bit of variation in how the figures stand. It is also true that her small feet make her tipsy. Despite these points you can actually get her to stand up pretty well without her base and look good. You just have to position the knees and ankles properly, and it's not too hard to do. This is a must-have for anyone's Jedi collection!

This figure is AWESOME. It is better the attack of the clones aayla. A great figure to the collection.

This was my first ROTS figure and my favorite. The bad thing is she has no articulation in her elbows and her feet are to small to stand her up completely, luckily she comes with a stand. She is Great for your collection. ENJOY!

Don't get me wrong, the figure itself is excellent. My low review has nothing to do with the main figure. Aayla Secura comes with lots of points of articulation, which allow you to play with her and put her on her stand with your choice of pose. The stand is fantastic and is excellently sculpted, much like the figure. My problem with the figure is that the lightsaber can be removed from the hilt and, after only a few times removing it, the stub that connects the beam to the hilt snapped off, making it impossible to put the two back together without using glue. This is also not an isolated incident, as it happened to my friend, too. If you want a great figure and do not care about the weapons, but this, but if you want the weapo9n to last long, pick another figure.

I collect everything Jedi related and she is the hottest blue chick ever created. Had to have it.

This is a beautiful toy of the most beautiful Jedi. It's unfortunately of uneven quality. From the top up, no sexism intended, it's great. But the bottom half of the figure does not match the top either in quality or appearance. Her hips seem improperly joined to her waist, being of a different width; the difference is imperfectly obscured by the straps hanging from her waist.

As other reviewers have noted, her legs are also wobbly. Her knees bend in all the wrong directions and they are loose jointed so that it can be difficult to get her to stand. Surprisingly, if you're gentle, this can be accomplished but as noted elsewhere, her small feet and high heels do not help. Sadly, putting her on her stand does not improve matters much.

One has to think the original Aayla was more durable than the figure representing her. This girl would never complete Jedi training. Definitely a figure that's better on display than surviving the rigors of play.

Yes she doesn't have great legs, but that is just one little thing. I personally think her legs are much better than the Attack of the Clones Aayla. You could barely bend them! Her face is so cool and her lightsaber and stand look so realistic! The only thing that put me off was that mine, her breast felt rubbery, almost like real skin. Kinda gross. But so awesome and great to play with and just fun, fun, fun!

Aayla Secura is a very good jedi to have for the collection. Her legs are extremely flexable and she can move very easily. Her details are top notch and is very durable.

I would love this figure but it is too hard to keep her standing. She has decently articulated legs, but the knee bends either way with some pretty gruesome visual results. Her arms don't bend as a human arm should but are decently poseable. I do, however, think her face is one of the best of any of the figures, and the bend included in her hips AND waist were a good idea, too. The fact that she just won't stand up really hurts, though.

I bought this figure and although it looks good you really can't touch her too much because she is flimsy. I was going to buy the others but I only got her to see if I was interested in spending the money on the rest.What's sad is the manufacturers should come up to speed and start making these dolls in 7-inch scale form and make them super articulated ie: Blade, X-Men, Buffy the Vampire Slayer due in Aug or even the way D.C. Direct makes their figures. It could be better and these figures would sell like hot cakes and I think the 7-inch scale will last for years to come!I usually don't complain about action figures/dolls you could check out my other reviews on action figures/dolls just to see what i'm talking about, but these figures are actually meant to be displayed as is, IN THEIR BOXES! It's even hard to remove them from their case because you are afraid to break them that's how delicate these figures are!It's a shame thoughAnyway I hope this helped.