Avatar Na’vi Dire Horse Creature

Monday, October 10th, 2011 at 10:50 am

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The latest movie project of James Cameron promises to be the most thrilling and spectacular movie that you have ever seen before in your life. It is of course, The Avatar Movie. And like most high budget and exceedingly usual movies, there are a lot of Avatar movie toys being fabricated that children and collectors want to reenact battle scenes seen in the movie.

And I shouldn’t forget to mention that the faraway planet in question is called, Pandora. It is populated by strange and arousing and attention holding creatures that may become violent too. And there are indigenous humanoids that are 12 feet tall, blue skinned, with a tail and glow in the dark. Well, most of the creatures found in Pandora glow in the dark and you will find that a lot of the Avatar movie toys also may glow in the dark too! But I’m getting in front of myself here…

You will also find action statuettes as well as the mechanical toys of the marines that were sent in by the mining consortium to subdue and conquer the Na’vi humans so the mining operation may proceed unabated.

So let’s get into specifics here. The initial Avatar movie toy I want to talk in regards to is the most usual one, the Avatar RDA Scorpion Gunship. This neat Scorpion Chopper has 24 points of articulations (moving parts) with dual firing projectiles, 4 spinning blades and rotating gun barrels. It is packed for action and is sure to please any child (or collector) that wants to enact galore of the actions seen in the Avatar movie. However, I have to warn you, the Avatar toys don’t come with the figures. Those are sold separately. It is a little irritating that you need to buy one more thing to make the set complete. But I may see it from the manufacturer’s point of view too. It is better to offer a wide range of figures and then have the fans pick out the one they like to match with their toys.

Having said that, onwards to the next Avatar toys! The next two toys are the fierce and dangerous creatures of Pandora. The original is the Thanator creature. This is a very strange looking creature that has six legs, 9 inch fangs and a face only a mother could love. Truth be told, it is in all probability much safer to get the toy rather of showing up on Pandora for the simple reason. You will still be alive.

And I likewise wanted to mention that most of the authenti Avatar toys, if not all of them, come with i-Tags which allows the proprietor access to their “virtual” toy on a special website that allows you to vicariously live through them on the virtual Pandora. I think this is a super idea that is going to make owning one or more of these toys much, much more fun.

The second creature that you may want to get is the flying creature that is all claws and teeth, the Leonopteryx. This is a pretty huge toy, over 20 inch wing-span and may carry any Avatar figurine on it.

The next cool Avatar movie toy I wanted to tell you in regards to is the RDA Combat Amp Suit that the solders get into to fight the denizens of Pandora. It has lots of articulations and may fire multiple projectiles. It may hold any Avatar statuettes (so I’m told but check to make sure). And of course, you get that i-Tag so you may activate your virtual toy in the virtual world of Pandora on the Internet.

Another toy is the winged creature that is also fierce is the Mountain Banshee creature. This is the animal the Na’vi warriors bond with as a rite of passage.

I want to talk in regards to three more toys and then you may check them out. The next Avatar toy is the RDA Combat Grinder Vehicle. This is a very cool toy that is based on the armed land vehicle that travels over rough and uneven terrain. It has cool weapons and is competent of going at high speeds. Yes, you may put in an Avatar figurine and yes, you get an i-Tag too so you may explore the wild and woolly planet of Pandora.

The next to last toy is the Dire Horse creature (or Direhorse). In real life on Pandora, this horse is huge as an elephant, has six legs and has two antennae. They run very fast and may turn on a dime. But don’t worry, you don’t have to master the art of riding one of these huge creatures. You may get the toy instead! And sure, figures may ride them and you get an i-Tag along with this Avatar toy too.

The last toy I wanted to talk about with you is the RDA Jake Sully action figure. Jake is on a wheel chair because he can not walk. But that won’t stop him from using the Avatar Program to become mobile and whole again in the terrifi adventure of a lifetime on Pandora.

This set of Na’vi creatures from the new James Cameron film, Avatar, is sure to be a collector’s favorite. With over 20 points of articulation, impressive detail and pose ability. Each is designed to carry any basic Avatar figure and accented with glow-in-the-dark bioluminescence. Comes with multiple authentic accessaries and a distinguishable creature specific i-Tag to take you deeper into the mysterious world of Pandora.

Avatar Navi Dire Horse Creature Pic

Avatar Navi Dire Horse Creature Picture

Avatar Navi Dire Horse Creature Photo

Avatar Navi Dire Horse Creature Picture

Most helpful client reviews

2 of 2 humans found the following review helpful.
Major packaging issues
By J. Fox
There are various issues I have with this product. For one, the Dire Horse is very difficult to assemble (the legs require massive pressure to snap them into place and one back leg refuses to snap). As to the packaging, it’s a joke. It’s almost out of the question to open, exceptionally for the horse. The box is sealed tight on all sides. The horse is not visible until you open the package. Once you get the cardboard box open, the plastic is “stuck” to a flap and requires a firm yank to get it out. Definitely not for a wimp or somebody with arthritic hands. The legs are so hard to snap into place it almost requires a wrench.

As to the figures themselves, galore of the parts, like the tail, stick through the plastic and are secured by closely invisible cellophane rather than a twist wire (as with Star Trek figures). The figures are wedged into the plastic so tightly it becomes a challenge to get them out without breaking something.

Once everything is out of the packaging and assembled, the figures are veritably beauteous and very articulate for such little figures (4+”). I would have preferent seeing them on a more or less more prominent scale (6″ would have been nice).

2 of 2 persons found the following review helpful.
Pretty realistic
By RebelWolfChris
The direhorse is a very fun figure. All six sets of legs are mobile at the shoulder and the knee save for the hindlegs which have no knee joint. The colouring is a nice two-toned blue and I was pleased to note the four forelegs all bore the pale stripes seen in the movie. The neck and head also move and the figure comes with a removable saddle the littler line of figures fit into. I did have galore difficultly snapping in the final hindleg which took me assorted tries over fifteen minutes. Otherwise a genuinely nice realistic representation of the creature seen in the movie. The i-tag meant little to me as I do not own a webcam.

2 of 2 humans found the following review helpful.
Beautiful creature
By Geoffrey Bennett
Although the look of the Direhorse is beautiful. The colors are true and stunning.
One of the legs does not stay attached.