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Banjo by Toy Biz
The most obvious
question with Banjo is, how the hell does he see anything with that huge nose in
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wears in the Banjo-Kazooie series.) It’s a perfect replica of his car from Diddy Kong Racing (N64). The sculpt is downright uncanny. Banjo himself has all the right accessories – backpack, belt, and necklace. (None of these are removable.) Articulation and balance enable Banjo to be displayed in a wide variety of poses. His shoulders are ball- |
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jointed and his ankles move. He’s solid on his feet even when leaning over. What
baffles me is that his waist is not articulated, but since he’s incredibly
poseable without it, it doesn’t hurt the score. Banjo’s kart gets big points for
having rubber wheels. Attaching the rear fin is easy and it stays in place under
the roughest play. When the kart is dragged back, the back wheels wind up the
motor. Letting it go, Banjo takes off at a pretty good rate, although the speed
is very dependent on the surface. (It won’t move on carpet.) What’s most worthy
of note about the kart is the projectile launching system.
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