Indiana Jones Games: Toy Story 12 Talking Buzz Lightyear

Product Details

Product Dimensions: 5.8 x 11 x 13 inches ; 1.2 pounds
Shipping Weight: 2.2 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
Shipping: Currently, item can be shipped only within the U.S. and to APO/FPO addresses. For APO/FPO shipments, please check with the manufacturer regarding warranty and support issues.
ASIN: B002B7JY66
Item model number: 64011
Manufacturer recommended age: 5 - 15 years
Batteries: 3 AA batteries required. (included)
Amazon Best Sellers Rank: 3,375 in Toys ; Games (See Top 100 in Toys ; Games)

By : Disney / Pixar TS3
List Price : ~~$49.99~~
Price : $38.21
You Save : $11.78 (24%)

Product Description

From the Manufacturer
Toy Story-12" Buzz Lightyear . It has a press button for talking feature ,press green oval button for talk back mode, light up laser button with sound effect. It is film accurate. Pop Out Wings Level sensor knows when Buzz is in a horizontal flying position, standing vertically ,responds sound.
Advanced Talking Buzz Lightyear Your favorite Space Ranger will command lots of excited smiles with all his new features. This Advanced Talking Buzz Lightyear Action Figure, featuring the real voice of Buzz Lightyear, is in a very talkative mood and has lots of new moves. Features Press button to hear 15 different phrases featuring the real voice of Buzz Lightyear including: ''No back talk! I have a laser and I will use it'' and ''Stand back everyone'' and ''Everyone take cover!'' Press button for wing release Press arm laser button for laser light and sound effects! Push button to retract helmet Wing tips, wing housing and wrist light up Fully articulated with lots of poseable joints Press button on wings to activate Buzz's arm karate chop Plastic 12'' H Requires 2 AA batteries, included Imported Ages 3+

Toy Story 12" Talking Buzz Lightyear

Product Features

Toy Story-12" Buzz Lightyear Press button for talking feature
Press green oval button for talk back mode
Light up laser button with sound effect
Level sensor knows when Buzz isin a horizontal flying position, standing vertically ,responds sound
Film accurate Pop Out Wings

Consumer Evaluations

Buzz Lightyear, Space Ranger! Is he true or just a toy - you decide! I am fairly positive you know who Buzz Lightyear is but if not he's a space ranger who's a toy, or a toy who's a space ranger... Just watch a Toy Story Movie already! This is the Toy Story Collection Buzz Lightyear and just... Wow.
For children and adults:
You can appear at the cost tag and feel, "Wow, that is pricey for a Buzz Lightyear," and undoubtedly there are much less high priced versions but this is THE Buzz to own no matter if you are a player (with toys) or a collector. Initially of all the box... I am not a maintain in the box sort of guy and frequently just chunk `em but this box is an exacting (aside from some authentic planet concessions) replica of the boxes Buzz comes in in the movies. Smartly the wings are not attached in the retailer (imagine the carnage) but are included so you can attach at household for display or when giving to that Pixar loving kid on Christmas day. A pretty good box for a mass market toy.
This guy is a huge and bulky 12" figure and is impeccably sculpted to match the movie. From the bottom of his feet, pointed knees, rubbery waist up to his cocky face with arched eyebrow this guy is Buzz from head to toe. His backpack and wings are also picture wonderful.
Paint is pretty easy but all clean. The operate on his face, eyes, eyebrows, mouth... all look awesome and clean. The only slop at all is the around the edges of the purple tips on his fingers and the green patches on his hands. And speaking of the green - It is GLOW IN THE DARK! He has a clean green color implemented to highlight lots of parts of his physique, the most significant location getting his chest, but you wouldn't even know it glows until you get him in the dark it is such a typical seeking paint. A single downside is that some facts, like warnings on his jetpack and his communicator and space ranger symbol, are stickers. It looks fine and is movie accurate but as stickers do they will peel more than time and play.
Articulation is all high good quality. The head is part of the capabilities but can be moved when he's not on but I would not advise excessive tampering with it. Ball shoulders and elbows offer smooth and stable positioning, the wrists turn and the four fingers on each hand move at the hand knuckle. The only down side to the arms is they can't hang straight down from the shoulder - but they look so superior with hand on hips or in a additional action pose it is hardly missed. His waist is clicky with a couple of clicks to lean him front and back and side to side that add a lot of pose-potential. His hip joints have a full and smooth range of movement (forward, back and out), the knees are clicky and also rotate (clicky as well) and the ankles have a compact range. It may well not sound like a lot but it extremely is perfect for this toy and far more than you could expect and the good quality of the joints is top rated notch. There's a small wobble but nothing a steady hand can not manage.
Unique features? This guy is ALL special features. In toy mode he has a handful of phrases to say and standard wing pop and fold and helmet open and close and laser sounds. Also his voice and sounds are of a far more tinny and old fashioned good quality. But in Space Ranger mode he's significantly extra interactive - or that is to say he has a lot additional to say. His head turns side to side and as the box says, more than 65 phrases, and add that to the lights (arm laser and wing strategies) and sounds. His wings pop out at the push of a button and make proper noises both popping out and folding in and they do both well. The helmet opens and closes and makes noises and dialog (based on mode) as suitable. His laser lights up and tends to make movie correct sound and his communicator opens and closes with suitable sounds and dialog as properly. Add on to that with wings out you can fly him in a horizontal style for swooping and swooshing sounds and when you make him vertical once again he makes landing sounds and suitable dialog you have got a feast of unique functions. Oh, did I mention he has a microphone and listens out for you as properly and responds to noises you make? If you stay quiet he'll ask where you are and ultimately enter "hypersleep" mode. The only feasible downside is that, yes, some of the sounds and dialog are sequential, but there are so lots of and they are subject to quite a few variables that it really is hardly a bother.
A couple of issues in leaving. One particular, for the price tag this guy does a lot. Compare to a leader class Transformer that may well have 3 sounds and the only other benefit is transformation (but Buzz does have pop out wings and open and closeable helmet and communicator and glow in the dark paint) and the tiny bit even more capital translates to a lot of additional characteristics. Two, this is such a collector toy that it comes with that outstanding box and an actual certificate of authenticity when at the identical time becoming economical and entertaining adequate to be a great toy for children as well. And final, the box does not lie... I've conveniently cataloged 64 different sayings that Buzz says and I am certain I either missed some or they counted some in several circumstances but he definitely does say a lot and makes various sounds and has lights and all. Because I know a number of would choose the sayings to be a surprise I will not list right here, but the very first (maybe only) comment here will be me publishing all the sayings I've identified (mainly because some will want to know) so think about that a spoiler warning on the comments section. Oh and um, 5 out of five, OK?

This is a deluxe Buzz model. In my opinion it definitely ought to be purchased for older children and/or collectors. Any parent knows the a great deal more electronic stuff and doodad's a toy has the a lot more probability it may possibly break (or at least that is the way it has usually been for me). This is an pricey toy as nicely.
My son's 10 and has been asking for this toy for some time. At his age, exactly where he knows how to play thoroughly with toys, I was fine with him applying his allowance (of course we chipped in!) to purchase this version of Buzz. It does all sorts of factors and, in common, is a blast to play with.
But, if I had a two-8 year old who nonetheless tended to drop toys, bang on them, throw them about, drag them everywhere, and so on I would opt for this toy as an alternative Disney Ultimate Buzz Lightyear Talking Action Figure -- 12" or Disney / Pixar TS Blast-Off Buzz Lightyear Television Item. That was constantly my policy when my kids were little and it served me quite well--more affordable versions only.
So far it is a solid toy. I would recommend for ages ten and up only or for kids who are ultra careful with thier toys.