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About This Video
This NECA Leonardo video review examines the quarter-scale figure based on the 1990 Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles movie. The footage adds useful perspective on its physical size, movie-inspired sculpt, skin texture, shell, fabric elements, swords, articulation, and presence within the full turtle lineup.
Leonardo sculpt and sword accessories
Close views cover the portrait, blue bandana, skin pattern, shell, pads, belt, and weathered finish. The review also demonstrates both swords, their sheaths, and the alternate hands, showing how the weapons fit and how the accessories affect Leonardo’s stance from multiple angles.
Posing and team display
The articulation test works through the major joints while accounting for the large body, shell, and costume restrictions. Watch the balance of wide stances, shoulder range with the swords raised, and head movement beneath the bandana. Scale references help collectors plan shelf space for Leonardo alone or with the other 1990 turtles.
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