Stikfas Toy Review

Reviewed by Kidzworld on Apr 14, 2008

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Kidzworld reviews the assembly toys called Stikfas. We have pictures of these build it yourself action figures.

The Stikfas toys' slogan is "It's simply fun!" Are they telling the truth? Kidzworld does the review and finds out!

The Collection

Stikfas toys are tiny, build-it-yourself, action figures. They come in six different sets.

The Preassembled Blister Regular set consists of action figures already put together. In this collection you have characters like the Conquistador and the Darkland - Bones Jones.

The Regular Pack includes around 50 different characters that you build from scratch. The cool thing about this set is the variety of cool characters you can build from the Alpha Male Rockstar to the Omega Male Super Villain to the Beta Female Nurse.

The Lite Pack is a smaller collection of more realistic characters like the Alpha Male Hockey Player and the Alpha Male Ninja.

The Blister Pack is a more basic collection where each character has one basic color. For example there is the Alpha Male Royal Blue and the Generation 2 Alpha Male Green.

The Delux Pack is a more complex and detailed set. Like the Alpha Male With a Motorcycle has a robot that you build on top of a detailed motorcycle.

The Mega Pack set mixes multiple characters and props. For example, the Strikers Band with Mixed Body Types has four characters in the band - each with its own instrument.

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The multiple pieces allow you to be creative.

There are various themes from sports to music to fantasy characters!

The action figures have joints so you can put them in multiple and realistic positions.

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The boy characters have over-the-top masculine names like Alpha Male K-9 Unit, but the girls are called things like Beta Female Nurse. The folks at Stikfas need to drag their Alpha Male brains out of the Dark Ages.

These toys can be difficult to assemble.

They appear [KWLINK 10667]bigger on the box but in reality are only about two-inches tall.

When disassembling a lot of "flash" pieces are left behind.

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Age: Eight and up.
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