Hasbro Marvel Avengers Endgame Legends Stormbreaker Electronic Axe Thor Premium Roleplay Item with Sound FX,for Fans,Collectors,and Adults

The media could not be loaded. Great value, better than the hammer, solid metal core at the connection point and no wobble like thors hammer which is a plastic handle.. STORMBREAKER is more solid and much heavier than I was expecting. Not something that you want to swing around indoors much ;) Great details and the LEDs shine through the hammer portions.. way brighter and louder than Thor's hammer is.

This replica is awesome for any marvel collector. It’s does require assembly to put together and when adding batteries. The sound effects are really great although it tends to take a while for the sounds to stop once you set it down. It doesn’t feel to heavy, just be careful when swinging it.

I absolutely love this! Amazing quality and just looks so dang good and has good weight to it and just a very good product.The sound and light effects are so awesome too and just feels like it’s actually from the movies.More than pleased and well worth the money.

worth every penny. i have never purchased anything this expensive but another addition to my collection which really gave a big smile on my face, the item is just worth the price and I don'regret buying it. the stormbreaker when assembled is really heavy and it's just satisfying having one.

This collectible is huge and heavy, quality definitely comes through. The setup is a but tricky as you will have to insert the staff before screwing it in, but other than that it is completely worthy of display. Sounds are loud and thunderous as expected, but a bit sensitive to set off. As a 6 ft man, this is about 3/5 my height, perfect for cosplay or daily use. Thor would be proud.

When I read the product measurements and saw 37", I thought, "That's respectable." Was I ever in for a surprise: that's just the length of the *package*. Assembling this massive weapon ("designed to be the mightiest in Asgard") adds good 8 or 9 inches to that figure. I measured it at 46" overall, although the angle of the head vs the shaft makes it a little tricky to be one hundred percent accurate. Either way, this thing is absolutely ginormous, as you can see. Clearly I'm no Chris Hemsworth, so it's extra massive for me. Wonderfully, heroically massive. When you heft this, you know you're hefting a.... very hefty thing. (Sorry about that sentence, I was going somewhere with it but it got metaphorgotten along the way.)I can't comment on the light & sound issues others have mentioned, since I didn't put any batteries in. For my purposes, which are, A; a truly impressive addition to my prop collection, and B; occasionally fighting hordes of alien outriders and/or mad Titans, it's perfection.Please note: Bifrost and Thanos not included.

One of my favorite products from Marvel legends, for sure.The only thing I wasn't really a fan of this was removing the cover to put on the batteries. It was quite a challenge, and I think I broke mine a bit but I was able to put it back. But everything else is great. The design, the lights and sounds, perfect for a collector.

Aye! She’s the thickest..Aye! It’s warm as I caress it’s long shaft...Ehh...value for the money, given I got this when it was on sale around a hundred, I got my Iron Man helmet for $60ish, maybe this is adequate. Kind broke the lip of the battery cover while trying many attempts to get it open, I could see the tension line in the plastic coming until it gave, still closes due to it nifty design of hiding the battery compartment, but a false of how difficult it was to open, watch a review first! Also the hovering/automated lights and sounds once it’s powered on takes forever for it to cycle through rather loud and obnoxious sounds until it decided to power down. Still gotta buy Mew-mew for the cheaps, and maybe an all metallic Capt. shield to complete the Big 3.