Figure Review: Elite Series 34 Doink The Clown
Apr 10, 2015 13:31:32 GMT -5
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Post by iamkrang on Apr 10, 2015 13:31:32 GMT -5
Hey everyone, I wanted to share with you my first ever Figure Review! I'm newish in the blogasphere and was hoping that you would find the enjoyment I had reviewing this figure as you read it! If you like this I will post the ones I do in the future!
Upcoming Figure Reviews:
Elite Series 34 Russev
Elite Series 35 Earthquake
RSC Exclusive Shawn Michaels
Figure Review
(Thanks RingsideC2 for always taking the stress out of figure hunting! The doorstep method of collecting beats the emptiness of a failed hunt every time.)
Vitals
Doink The Clown
Ring Attire: Circa 1993
From: Parts Unknown
Height: 5’ 10”
Weight: 243 lbs
Signature Move/s: The Stump Puller; The Whoopie Cushion
Accessories Included: 3 Hairpieces; Pail
I’m talking to you pineapple heads!
Delivering sinister laughs and tears to all he encounters is Doink The Clown in Mattel’s WWE Elite Series 34. From tripping foes to dousing opponents with water, Doink’s antics created quite a circus.
Ring Attire
Doink’s ring attire is circa 1993 according to the good folks at Mattel headquarters. When most think of Doink The Clown they picture him wearing this attire. It is executed perfectly as the deco is spot on. The Matt Osborne portrayed Evil Doink fan in me would have loved for him to be sporting his debut attire, but I have no complaints with the attire choice.
Head Scan
This figure’s head scan is based on Matt Osborne during his run as Doink The Clown. He has his evil smile. I’m almost expecting to hear the raspy sinister laugh when I look at this figure.
Doink The Clown’s figure comes with a unique opportunity to change his hair to your choosing as the figure comes with three different hairpieces. I really like that Mattel went ahead and did this because Doink’s hair was constantly different on a week-to-week basis.
Heavyweight Prankster
Ready to entertain and spook the crowd under the big top; this is the definitive Doink The Clown action figure. It surpasses the Jakks produced Classic Superstars, Doink The Clown and Evil Doink figures and even my child hood favorite Hasbro Doink The Clown with real hair. (Mine from my childhood is giving the middle finger because all of his fingers snapped off from action in the ring. Doink 3:16 says I just pranked your ass!)
The only flaw I can really find is that he does not have his signature entrance jacket. It would have been a perfect action figure if it included this, but near perfect isn’t so bad! Mattel's WWE Elite Series 34 Doink The Clown claims heavyweight championship status from the Figure Review.
Stop clowning around and add this figure to your collection now before the jokes on you!
Figure Review Final Analysis
Upcoming Figure Reviews:
Elite Series 34 Russev
Elite Series 35 Earthquake
RSC Exclusive Shawn Michaels
Figure Review
(Thanks RingsideC2 for always taking the stress out of figure hunting! The doorstep method of collecting beats the emptiness of a failed hunt every time.)
Vitals
Doink The Clown
Ring Attire: Circa 1993
From: Parts Unknown
Height: 5’ 10”
Weight: 243 lbs
Signature Move/s: The Stump Puller; The Whoopie Cushion
Accessories Included: 3 Hairpieces; Pail
I’m talking to you pineapple heads!
Delivering sinister laughs and tears to all he encounters is Doink The Clown in Mattel’s WWE Elite Series 34. From tripping foes to dousing opponents with water, Doink’s antics created quite a circus.
Ring Attire
Doink’s ring attire is circa 1993 according to the good folks at Mattel headquarters. When most think of Doink The Clown they picture him wearing this attire. It is executed perfectly as the deco is spot on. The Matt Osborne portrayed Evil Doink fan in me would have loved for him to be sporting his debut attire, but I have no complaints with the attire choice.
Head Scan
This figure’s head scan is based on Matt Osborne during his run as Doink The Clown. He has his evil smile. I’m almost expecting to hear the raspy sinister laugh when I look at this figure.
Doink The Clown’s figure comes with a unique opportunity to change his hair to your choosing as the figure comes with three different hairpieces. I really like that Mattel went ahead and did this because Doink’s hair was constantly different on a week-to-week basis.
Heavyweight Prankster
Ready to entertain and spook the crowd under the big top; this is the definitive Doink The Clown action figure. It surpasses the Jakks produced Classic Superstars, Doink The Clown and Evil Doink figures and even my child hood favorite Hasbro Doink The Clown with real hair. (Mine from my childhood is giving the middle finger because all of his fingers snapped off from action in the ring. Doink 3:16 says I just pranked your ass!)
The only flaw I can really find is that he does not have his signature entrance jacket. It would have been a perfect action figure if it included this, but near perfect isn’t so bad! Mattel's WWE Elite Series 34 Doink The Clown claims heavyweight championship status from the Figure Review.
Stop clowning around and add this figure to your collection now before the jokes on you!
Figure Review Final Analysis
