Revoltech Yamaguchi : No.092 Trigun Nicholas D. Wolfwood

Wolfwood figure is just insanely good. If you like trigun this is a must have.

He looks pretty cool as others have mentioned the detail of the action figure. It really does have amazing detail with the features and colors as well. It comes with nine extra hands (two of them which include the pistols). He has two other faces and an extra set of hair that come with his glasses. Last but not least comes with his cross that has adjustable parts to him as shown in the pictures. You can make it seem like he is shooting bullets out from his cross.To me Wolfwood doesn't comepare to Vash the Stampede 091 Revoltech Figure though. Vash is more durable and more possible than Wolfwood. One thing to watch out for is how fragile Wolfwood is, one can understand though becasue he does have a big cross. Even so, it is not impossible to pose him without his stand. Overall a pretty cool action figure which I recommend; however, I do think that the age for the use of this action figure should be put higher. I am really satisfied with Wolfwood ans looks awesome when you have him and Vash the Stampede together.

Great Wolfwood figure with all the nice accessories. Same Revoltech quality and attention to detail. I wish Revoltech would also do the other Trigun characters as well.

Bought this one after I bought the Vash figure. The Wolfwood figure is just as great as the Vash figure. Probably the most posable figure ever. If I had one complaint it would be his face. The way the face connects to the head is weird, it works and looks fine, but it does have a tendency to pop off on its own. Hardly ever happens and it's really easy to put back on. It can just get a little annoying from time to time.

I got this for free a few years ago and wanted to assemble it finally to put on my desk at work.I pulled out all the pieces and everything was fine but upon assembly the main cross weapon weighed too much and was not at all able to be mounted or held up correctly the way the box display suggestions showed that it could.The worst part though was that the joints for the hands are abysmal. They all snapped off inside his wrist holes and resulted in the figure being more or less useless/ruined.Unless you are an expert at figure assembly and edits to issues like these I would suggest saving your money. I can't imagine spending $70 on this and having such cheaply made parts that break within 5 minutes of assembly.Be careful buyers

This is like my 5th human revoltech figure. The first thing I noticed about him is his cut hips..just like revoltech "Dante" and the "Sengoku Basara" dudes. But Vash has ball jointed hips. The reason for that is so, Nicholas can support the weight of his giant cross whenever you pose him with it. But he actual stands quite well with it...even without using the stand he comes with. His knee joints are pretty smooth and sturdy to hold he up. He has all the articulation like the "Sengoku Basara" dudes beside on more joint in the neck. HE COMES WITH A LOT OF ACCESSORIES! He has 3 different types of faces you can switch and two types of hair bangs you can switch. One of them has the glasses connected to it. But the glasses fell off! But I super-glued it back on..be very careful with that. He also comes with a lot hands "two off them are compatible with "Assemble Borgs". Also he has duel pistols with are sculpted onto the hands. He also has a little plastic strap that connects to his hand and giant cross. AND he comes with the bullet/missile/dash effect thingymabobs. Overall I didn't expect much from Nicholas. When it comes down to it..Nicholas is kinda better than Vash just because he has way more accessories. That makes him more entertaining to fiddle around with. Even though his sculpt might turn off some people "like his weird neck joint" but I'd rather have this figure of him than another fixed pose statue. It all depends of what you like...and I'm pleased to have a action figure of a cool character.

I know I'm probably in the minority when I say this but honestly for the kind of money you shell out for Revoltech figures like this one it seems like a crime for them to be of such poor quality. In my opinion there are a good number of things completely wrong with this figure and most of them stem from his articulation.This is truly one ugly figure. It's like they weren't even trying to mask how bad some of the joints look on him. His knees (as you can even see from the pictures) don't even have caps or anything covering up this fairly sizable gap. The look of the head and neck joints on this figure are just plain sloppy as if putting a head on him was simply an afterthought. For a company that's supposedly all about being able to pose figures Revoltech doesn't do a very good job of making their figures stable to be ABLE to pose them.Overall, I can't recommend getting this figure unless you just never plan on taking it out of the box.

It came with everything in great condition and nothing broken cool