Star Wars Epic World of Action Master Yoda, 4"" Scale Action Figure

The Star Wars Epic World of Action Master Yoda 4-inch scale figure is a fantastic addition for any Star Wars fan. The sculpt captures Yoda’s character really well, with good facial detail and a recognisable look despite the smaller size. The figure feels sturdy and well made, making it ideal for play while still being detailed enough for display. Articulation is good for a 4-inch figure, allowing for a range of fun and dynamic poses. It’s a great size for younger fans, but also works nicely as part of a Star Wars collection. Yoda’s iconic presence really stands out, and the quality is exactly what you’d expect from a well-known Star Wars line. Overall, this is a fun, well-crafted figure that offers great value and plenty of enjoyment. Highly recommended for Star Wars fans of all ages.

Lovely little set for my grandson for Christmas. He hasn't received it yet but I know he will love it, as he loves starwars

Masterful !!

It's great, but little Yoda is about 2.5" tall.

Can use with or without the stand

I was at first glance a little surprised how small this toy is as he is only 5cm tall, but on reflection Yoda is a small dude and needs to be small in relation to the other characters if you end up getting more to play with. My son really enjoys Star Wars, and the Yoda toy is very cool. He is small, but detailed and he looks well made and nice quality. He comes with 2 weapons, a light sabre, and a blue shape that represents the use of the force, both of which can be held by toy Yoda. There is also a small plastic star fighter for Yoda to sit in. It is a lovely toy set at a reasonable price.

Nice little tiny Yoda. I’m giving it to my husband for his birthday. It’s a great size to have on his office shelf. I love the interchangeable saber and ice wand—adds a bit of fun. The little transporter is cute too. I’m sure he’ll play with it when I’m not looking! LOL

This is about as basic as it gets with a vaguely poseable (and tiny) Yoda. The arms articulate and the legs move back and forth, but that's about it. Any passing fan of Star Wars will find the accessories to be an odd choice though. First you have what looks like a miniuature fighter that he stands in like a platform for some reason, and then there's the lightning, something no Jedi does. You could be forgiven for thinking that it's meant to show him "catching" it like he does in Revenge of the Sith, but it definitely looks like it's coming out of his hand (if you can get it to sit in there). The lightsabre is recognisable but definitely not in the style of the media as it lacks that clear definition, looking more like a green flaming sword than what we see on the screen. Overall, it's not a bad toy, but does have that feel of an almost but not quite genuine knock-off because of the accessories.