James Cameron’s Avatar Na’vi Leonopteryx Collectible Figure

A creature from another world! Collectible Leonopteryx Figure from James Cameron’s Avatar movie. It’s like a dinosaur from space! Na’vi name: Toruk or “Last Shadow” Description: A ferocious, massive flying creature with a wingspan over eight feet. Sharp fins on head can be used to injure prey. Powerful talons for grasping prey and perching. Habitat: Mountain aeries and skies. Feeding ecology: Apex aerial predator. Carnivore.
The fiercest and most feared Na’vi creature in all of Pandora comes swooping in, claws poised with an impressive 20-inch wingspan, several points of articulation and the ability to carry any basic Avatar figure on its back. Includes a display stand and an exclusive i-Tag to bring the Leonopteryx to 3-D life. Figures sold separately.

James Cameron’s Avatar Na’vi Leonopteryx Collectible Figure Reviews:

This Leonopteryx is a beautiful figurine, and I use that term lightly because it has a 20 inch wingspan. It’s huge! But then again, it was huge in the movie, and the scale of it matches the Na’vi figures correctly. The coloring is beautiful, looking down on it from above, but the underside is mostly one color. The anatomy is very well detailed as well, but with the lack of other colors on most of the body it leaves a little to be desired. It is a very sturdy model, and the wings can be (with some force required) switched between two positions, however they’re somewhat subtle in difference. The tips of the wings are clear, stiff and pointy! You’ll put an eye out with this thing if you’re not careful. It’s a bit difficult to get the Na’vi figurines to ‘sit’ on the Leonopteryx convincingly, and I don’t think if you were ‘playing’ with it (flying it around) the Na’vi character would stay in place. But I think it’s beautiful to look at and makes a stunning addition to the Avatar collection.
This model of the Leonopteryx from Avatar is impressive. It is huge and very well detailed. Its made of a dense hard rubberized plastic that is slightly flexible but not brittle or flimsy. The colors are just like the movie and the details are done nicely. I was expecting a cheap plastic toy, but it turned out to be a quality model of the the best creature in the movie. It comes with a display stand the attaches to the underbelly so it looks like its floating about eight inches and in flight. I could care less about the i-Tag gimmick that comes with the model and don’t plan on using it – its not part of the model itself thankfully. This is not a toy to be played with – its a display model. A note – the wings require adult strength to attach, so you need to build this for your child. I think the colors are correct, but I thought there was more blue in the wings, instead of black, but don’t know for sure.