Features

• The Teen Titans Cyborg Maquette depicts Cyborg, the half human/half robot, who can crush metal and smash through walls without breaking a sweat.
• This limited edition, hand-painted, cold-cast porcelain maquette is sculpted by Karen Palinko.
• Packaged in a 4-color box.
• In animation a maquette is a small model of an intended work, used by animators as a reference tool to help retain character consistency.
• This maquette is made of a porcelain/resin blend.

Reviews (2)

Horrible Quality
This toy is the cheesiest toy I've ever bought. First off, Cyborg does not bend. Secondly, the car fell apart after a weeks use. Do not buy this toy, it is a waste of money and time.

Cyborg T-vehicle from TEEN TITANS
This thing is coooollll!!!!!It just flat-out rocks!!!It whoops bootie big time baby!!!!!!Woooooo!Yeaaahhh!!!!!!! ... Read more

Reviews (2)

It's the best
This toy is very durible. It keeps kids attention span occupied. It's morphing is awsome!

Thunderball n' starfish
This is a gr8 toy! Especially for Teen Titan fans all ages! It comes with Starfire and a transforming spaceship. Collect her teammate's ships and put them together. I give this toy 2 thumbs way up! ... Read more

Editorial Review

In this dramatically charged play set based on the phenomenally popular Teen Titans television series, Robin (slightly different than Batman fans might be used to) has an opportunity to rescue Slade from some sort of prison where he's apparently being held. Both characters are depicted in action figure form and both are given a small setting, which folds up into a tidy cube, in which to play out their part in a pretend play action-packed scenario. Robin can be placed in his command post where he monitors action on his computers. The robotic Slade, meanwhile, is trapped in jail surrounded by bricks, just waiting to either bust out on his own or get rescued by his Titan pals. We appreciated the addition of multiple set pieces which add to the fun of pretend play. --Charlie Williams ... Read more

Editorial Review

The Teen Titans are one of the more intriguing set of superheroes to come along in quite some time, mixing real live superheroes with familiar teenage social situations to form an intriguing and highly entertaining product. This sleek submarine comes equipped for underwater adventure and space for all five of the Titans, although Titan pal Aqualad is the only character represented. Two spring-loaded missiles are included and in our informal test worked quite handily. The cockpits inside the sub might be a little too small to fit most action figures, should you decide that the odd Star Wars character or Power Ranger needs to also take a ride, but the sub could easily sub for a starship if you choose to play with it beyond the world of the Teen Titans. --Charlie Williams ... Read more