Pokemon Joins Articulated Model Sets Series...


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Bandai's SpruKits - "Poseable Figural Model Kits" - have grown in popularity since their introduction last year. Requiring no glu or paint, these fun snap kits are similar to Bandai's Gundam model kits but featuring other hot licenses, such as Halo and DC Comics (Read our review of Batman and Joker HERE (https://www.figures.com/forums/news/63662-review-bandai-sprukits-batman-joker.html)). They also come in various skill levels: from an affordable (SRP $7.99 – $12.99), easy-to-assemble Level 1 (about 30 minutes to assemble and consists of 28-40 pieces that create a 4-inch figure), more advanced Level 2 (SRP $17.99 – $19.99, 5-inch figure consisting of 70-90+pieces) to more complex Level 3 SpruKits (SRP $54.99, more than 150 pieces that create an 8" figure).



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A new license on display at Toy Fair was Pokemon, the popular franchise to receive Level 1 SpruKits of Pikachu and Mewtwo, as well as Level 2 Xerneas and Yveltal.

Also joining the lineup for 2015 will be SpruKits of Halo’s Spartan Jameson Locke (Level 2) and DC Comic’s The Dark Knight Rises Bane and New 52 Flash (Level 1) as well as Batman: Arkham Knight Batman (Level 2).


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So Level 1 is 4" and Level 3 is 8" but how big is Level 2?

My bad, Level 2 is a 5-inch figure consisting of 70-90+pieces.