Storm CollectiblesDynamic Action Figure Stand

I used to hate putting these together with all the screws and various versions from China that never seem to work. This stand though is way better than anything I've ever purchased. It's extremely easy to put together (although I've noticed it can break at certain points sometimes if you aren't careful. Maybe depends on seller and its condition)Put together in a few seconds by attaching them together and it holds anything so easily. I've gotten some larger 12inch figures from play arts kai and they hold extremely sturdily without moving. Very easy to pose things in with the different angles. The only gripe I would have with it is the base is very large so it might not fit in some places or situations. It is also more expensive than most, but I would say its worth it.

These stands are perfect for my metal build evangelion figures. While the line of figures I have come with their own bases and stands they also have a massive footprint. So I decided to find something with a smaller footprint, and I of course come across these.The stands themselves are pretty simple and straightforward. There are no hinge joints on the arm so you can’t get them in any super dynamic poses, which is perfect for me since I like to keep my collectibles in your basic stoic museum poses. Though the arm is adjustable vertically so there is the option of doing a few basic dynamic poses, but don’t expect something like a figma stand or a Bandai action base. They also don’t come with suction cups so I’d be weary if you plan on having a heftier figure mid air jumping.I Also like the fact that the claws to hold the figures are spring loaded, so once you get your figure of choice in there they aren’t going to let go. It comes with a large and a small claw, and that’s it, so the overall setup is pretty basic, which may or may not be a negative to some.As for me I came looking for a basic figure stand that will comfortably hold my figures, and I got exactly what I wanted. I do recommend these for any other collector looking for alternate base stands for sure!

Been collecting a while now and had terrible luck with most store brand stands. I collect mainly SH Monsterarts and similarly sized figures. Most stands simply can't support these figures in anything other than a standing pose. This stand is very different. It easily supported my Monster X and Kong figures in full flight/jump poses. Depending on the angle you pose the figure you may need a small counterweight on the stand base, but other than that these stands rock! Buy them

This is pretty good stand it feels like it can hold bulky and taller figures I used this for a Diamond Select spiderman and I can do all types of poses the clasp is good, the stand is sturdy and is very easy I assemble. One problem I had was hoe to use the clasp I put too much pressure down in the wrong manner and it broke I used glue to fix the problem and it worked lukily I don't have to buy another but I was rushing to assemble it and see how it works, it still works now and I feel that I damages it but I can still put the figure in poses maybe I can't put heavier figuers in it but I got this too display Spideman figuers they don't weigh alot I saw a video after becuse it seemed like thier is asxrew for adjusting no screwdriver worked but I followed the directions knowing that the clasp is rotatable and can move up in down. I feel like this should if come with directions on how to use this product breaks easy if not careful I still wish I haven't broken it though

And when I say STURDY I mean STUUUURDY. When I saw someone recommend this for heavier figures, I thought, "Ok, but it probably won't be able to handle anything more than 1/3 a pound."No. That Minotaur Thales figure is pretty heavy for a figure and this stand holds it with relative ease. I also got a good air pose out of the Vet William Werewolf without the stand or the joints showing any signs of giving under the weight.I really just wanted it for those two since they have actual weight to them unlike my other figures which an Act 4 stand takes care of. Plus, the arms are spring loaded, so it can get a pretty good grip and you get two of them (large and small C-clamps). Really impressed with this thing and I'd recommend it for heavy figures, 1/6 scale and similar that you want to do more than just pose standing up straight. If you're looking for something for a 1/12 scale figure, just go for a Tamashii Stage Act 4 or Act 5 stand. This will hold those figures too but it really is for larger or bulkier stuff.

Finally a stand that can support big and heavy figures. Will definitely get more for Mcfarlane figures.

the plastic connector DOES feel a bit cheap and i needed to glue mine to fix it after a few days, but the overall design is great for both museum and dynamic posing.

Works great for any size action figure!Nice for various poses.