Finn

This new range of The Force Awakens build-able figures sees all of the main characters from the film captured in Lego form. The Finn build-able figure is very well designed, well proportioned and very movie accurate. His jacket (borrowed from Poe) are printed pieces that add to the detail of the figure and do a great job in capturing the likeness of the original jacket. Finn also comes with the blaster given to him by Han Solo, which shoots a 'laser', which is a fun play feature. Finn's head piece captures the look of the character fabulously and is well proportioned to his body. The only slight problem I have with the figure is why Lego gave Finn the lightsaber. He doesn't use it much in the film and I think Rey should have been given it instead. The build is straightforward although it's more similar to Technic than normal Lego. The finished model looks amazing and is very pose-able (like all the figures in this range), which means you can display Finn in any pose you like or can re-enact all the scenes from The Force Awakens. An added play feature is that his right arm can spin, when a wheel on his back is turned. A fun feature that's perfect for role play. Thankfully the wheel on Finn's back doesn't protrude out as much as Rey's, so it doesn't detract from the overall finished model, which it does with Rey. All in all this is an amazing figure that's perfect for role play or for display and is a must have for any Force Awakens collection! more less

A very well interpenetration of one of the most iconic villains ever, the building process was very fun, and the fact that this vader is made up from Bionic'ish Lego parts makes him look very aggressive, as if he's some sort of an "armored Vader", it just makes him look very cool in my opinion, and the size of the final build is great whether to play with or just have on display, I highly recommend this to any star wars and or Lego fan! (I included a photo to show what the final thing looks like if anyone is interested) more less

If you're a fan of the buildable figures, Finn in pretty much a must-buy thanks to his prominence in The Force Awakens, but for a regular Star Wars fan, he doesn't quite command the same menacing aura that constraction figures like Kylo Ren or Darth Vader possesses. As someone dabbling into this theme with utmost hesitance, I didn't really find a lot about Finn that screamed “buy him!". more less

This is a good figure on the whole but it lacks the exceptional quality of 75113 Rey, 75114 First Order Stormtrooper or 75117 Kylo Ren. I love the head component and the jacket is rendered effectively too but this figure is not without flaws. While the legs require some improvement and the head's poseability is obstructed, the most pressing issue is the price point. more less

75116 is a mixed bag. It's got loads of interesting pieces, all of which contribute concretely to making this rendition of Finn better (even if some of them are a little too specific to use elsewhere), and it has cool, unobtrusive functions. On the other hand, some of the design choices leave me scratching my head, especially in the lower body, where the legs spoil a lot of the good stuff that goes on in the upper body. If you asked me if 75116 is worth buying, I'd probably make a little grimace and say, "Meh, not tremendously. But you've gotta get yourself some of that Dark Tan somehow." more less