This is gonna be my auto box review here for the HD.

You see, Hazel custom.

And I've got to say, despite the fact that this came out, this kid originally came out in 2005.

Uh, this version of it does seem so much better.

I don't know, as you guys may already seen in the past, I have reviewed the advanced Hazel kids, and that was like the original version of that where had the baby s joints in it?

And this one Now that all the joint parts, all the great parts have been replaced, they're no longer in a B s possible.

They're just in regular KPs polystyrene plastic.

The kid feels so much more solid, and it really doesn't feel as dated as I think it did before.

So, like, if you're the kind of person that maybe have has built this kit, you know, 56789 10 years ago, then you know, building this one now today.

Now that it's been, you know, reprinted with the blue label honest.

So make sure if you want to get one, make sure you get one with blue label in the updated plastic for it feels so much better.

So anyway, that said, of course, the actual molding of the kid has not changed.

Also, there are still definitely some pros and cons with it.

We'll go through all of the and the accessories, but, of course, huge Think it's us again in store for their support for sponsoring this case.

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Let's check out the kit.

It's the first of his accessories.

Here is, of course, the marking sticker sheet.

As you can see, I used a good amount of them, but there's still a few left, some kind of generic caution markings and a whole bunch of Titans test team logos.

They're still left, but I did place some of them around here on the kids.

Ah, lot of them don't really fit quite right onto the space.

So what I actually had to do especially like for this one here, the big rabbit logo there is any time like the sticker was like going over the edge of a part or like going up over the edge of there is I just sliced it really carefully with my knife.

That's just I mean, I just put these stickers on just for the sake of the review.

Just you guys can see how they look.

But as long as they're on this, like off white plastic, they look fine.

Anything on like the darker colors is probably not going to look as good as for hand options.

Here.

It's a bit of a mixed bag because here's what we've got.

We've got a trigger finger hand over here for holding the rifle.

Our other option is for holding the beams there.

We got a beam saber, a specific holding hands, and both of them do look pretty nice on the other side.

We've got an open hand for the left hand, which is nice.

One thing that I don't really care for a lot with the most high grades is that usually what you get with high grades is just to kind of standard holding hands, and that's it.

So the fact that this has three hands is nice and the fact that has an open hand for the left hand it is nice to you can use it as, like, a rifle support hand or just for like, just resting down there like that.

It looks pretty good.

I will complain slightly about no other option for the right hand.

If you didn't want to have it holding any weapons, you've only got weapon holding hands.

And so if you want to just have an open hand or closed fist or something like that, you're gonna have to look elsewhere.

Then we got these little option parts here for the top of the tour.

So there you got those yellow bits, handles that fold out.

You can use thes, I believe, just little missiles instead.

Of course, we just have the regular beam rifle here.

There's no sticker for the camera on that.

And it's all just molded in this dark blue color.

So not really looking.

The best really would've been nice if this was just molded with the great runner, I think would have looked a lot better.

Well, the color start the box.

That leaves a little bit to desire the details, all there.

I mean, it's a nice looking gun.

The detail is good.

Secondary handle on that does move up and down, but it can't move all the way straight down.

Strangely enough, so you just kind of have to keep that out to the side.

There, we've got the beams.

Their effect part here for the sabre handle, which is stored up in the backpack that just pulls out of there like that.

Then we've got the standard shield here, which again, as you can see, the sticker on the dark plastic not looking as well, especially on this curb.

Service doesn't really want to lay flat on there, but otherwise I mean, the design of the shield is cool.

You have a connector here which will allow you to plug the onto either decide or the back of the forearm.

This plug's onto here on the back of the arm like that.

And there you go.

It's on there Plenty solid enough.

Our other option, however, is the booster shield here, which is pretty cool.

You have a nice color separation with yellow parts in there.

This one just connects onto the arm the same way.

But this one also has this little pig here which will fold out to allow you to plug this onto his back as well.

The pod on his back here it will extend out, and you can fool that back like so Plug this into there.

Now he's ready for a cruising along there at high speed.

So that is just if you didn't want to have it come down to the Army, However, if you did want, just want tacked onto the Army can do that as well.

Unfortunately, we only have one connector, so you can't plug one until the left side of one to the right side, which really would have been nice.

And you also can't plug them onto the same connector, both at the same time.

It's just not going to work on there, so you can't use both shields on the arms at the same time.

You gotta choose one together.

The other disappointing thing about this case that there's no hole for politeness onto an action based.

Now all you need is just a three millimeter drill to just drill hole into there, and then you can plug it onto whatever action based.

But in the meantime, you have to use one of the fork adapters.

But first, let's just take a look at some of the articulation here, but I guess before that I should just mention about the foil stickers as well.

We've got a florist over there for the eyes, this one on the top of the head that wraps all the way across the top of the head.

Their background here on the backpack, this green oil sticker there and then on the front of the legs to more green forest occurs.

There's not a whole lot in the way of stickers, but there are still a lot of little color APS missing from this kid, little bit inside events and all this kind of stuff.

So you will still have to do good amount of painting if you want it to be looking accurate to its correct colors anyway.

So let's talk about some the articulation so the head will go all the way up to there, which is pretty good.

Pretty nice upward.

Look there and then down to their no big deal rotation.

Not a problem as well as for the shoulders.

Those will extend forward to about there.

You do have a seam line across the top of the shoulder there, with it being in 2005.

High grade.

Not a big surprise.

There is afforded back motion of the shoulders.

You got a little bit of that shoulder will move on its own up and down, but not really so much up.

It's just kind of blocked in there, so you can't really do a whole lot with that.

Ultimately, can only bring the arm up to about 90 degrees.

That's gonna be the extent of that.

Otherwise, the arm will just work normally.

Rotation here at the top, double joint at the elbow, which is really nice.

Really nice elbow joint.

I'll give it that.

And then just bald right here for the wrist.

Ask for the stomach section.

It's just basically a ball joint between the top and bottom half of the kids, so you can kind of move this Fordham back a little bit like so.

And these thruster bells, every version of the Hazel that never built.

I always have this problem when I'm reviewing it.

It's really hard to handle this kit without popping out of these thruster bells on the back, so just be careful with those anyway.

As for the stomach section, it's not a ball joint in there.

It's just in a polecat that will allow you to rotate that a little bit forward and back.

And if you kind of pull that up off the bowl, if you pull that up off the pay a little bit more, you can get more of us than my crunch there.

But it is gonna be kind of loses, not held on their super well, Miss.

I decide movement in there at all, of course, but you can rotate that a little bit.

So I decided, like, so going down too.

Well, let's go back to that back here from as we saw this.

Probably hear the top doesn't move.

Otherwise, nothing else moves on that butt right back to the skirts.

So the skirts are the front skirts are joined together and clip them in the center to separate them for independent movement like sell.

Side skirts also move up and down a little bit.

But again, there's gonna be running into the torso or the midsection there pretty quickly.

But you can't really get the legs out that far anyway, so it doesn't really matter.

That's the extent of how far you can extend the legs out to the side so the side skirts will move more than you need.

That's all you need to know.

The back skirts, well, very nicely detailed.

Don't do anything, doesn't move at all.

So the sideways spread the legs There is pretty good, but let's check how far you'll be able to get them up to the front and get that all the way up to there.

But obviously, that huge giant me is going to be a problem.

So but if we bend the knee, though, you do have about 90 degree by maybe a little bit more.

It's not a full knee bend, but again for its age.

The knee bend is is fine for the design, so you get the leg up all the way to their, which I think is very fine, is really good.

You were.

We wouldn't need to come up any too much farther than that.

So, me, Ben is good.

No rotation here at the top of the thigh, of course, is just a ball and socket joint there for the hip connection seen line down the middle of the thigh armor.

They're also forgot to mention that seem like here on the forum as well.

You'll have that one there as well as this part up here inside the shoulders of not only the seam line through the outer shoulder armor, but this part at the top of the arm has a seam line through that as well.

Back down here to the ankles, and those will move all the way forward to They're so very good for movement there.

For those down to, there is also pretty good.

This ankle armour will move on its own a little bit, but it doesn't really do.

Ah, whole loss, just kind of their side to side movement.

You've got a good amount of that as well.

It's not too bad.

And get it out to the side like that.

See shield to get a pretty wide a stands out of that.

If you wanted to see a couple of weak points of articulation and just the seam lines will definitely make you notice the age of this kid, I think at some points, but the updated plastic for the joints definitely helps a lot.

I mean, it may not seem like a big thing, but this kid does have so much more solid of a feel to it than the original advanced hazel I built.

Must've been about a year or two ago.

Now, at this point, I did build the other advanced hazel, just like last week of the people and I won, and it was also pretty solid as well.

But yeah, this one does.

It just feels a lot nicer than I was expecting, some really quite happy with it.

Despite its few notable flaws, it doesn't really have a lot going for.

The proportions are pretty nice.

It does have a lot of nice detail on there, especially for a high grade.

It's just one of the nice things about advances.

80 there's the designs are really nicely detailed.

And while I would have liked maybe one or two other different hand options for this, I think just the other weapons and accessories that this comes with it comes with everything that you would expect again.

One Maur Shield character would have been nice, but other than that, yeah, I mean, just having the two different shields being rifle.

The beam saber mean everything that you could expect is all there.

The color separation overall is pretty good.

It's about as good as I would expect, especially for when this came out as a high grade.

This was a high grade coming out in 2019 probably maybe a little bit better color separation in some of the parts.

Maybe a couple of little events or something like that would have been separate parts, little great parts or something inside there for inside some of the events in the shoulder or the legs or something I don't know, but for 2005 degrade its fine.

It's what you would expect for the color separation.

And it looks pretty good, even just stranded box to do some panel in on that.

Maybe paint in just a couple of little details here and there and give it some top.

Cohen is gonna be looking good and on top of all of that and just once again, coming back to the price of the kid.

As I mentioned the Unboxing, the kids chief, you should be able to get it for around $15 which is great if you are planning investing in some of the people and I stuff like the who's who in the primrose, and you might want to get more than one of this kids.