Herocross
Herocross…if you have never heard of this toy/collectible company before now, you will be obsessed with them after this article.
Herocross is a Hong Kong based company that makes high quality licensed products. Their most popular series is their Hybrid Metal Figuration (HMF) Series. Hybrid Metal figures use both metal and plastic. The metal and plastic combination produces a high quality product with a great look and ultimate articulation. I would compare them in quality to another Hong Kong company, Hot Toys. Some of the licenses that they produce toys and collectibles for include Star Wars, Marvel, Disney, DC and more.
The Disney duck figures that Herocross has released includes: Scrooge McDuck, Huey Duck, Dewey Duck, Louie Duck, Webby Vanderquack, Donald Duck, and Daisy Duck. I am really hoping that additional ducks from classic DuckTales continue to get added to this line. #WeNeedLaunchpadMcQuack
We reviewed the Scrooge McDuck figure earlier this year, and it definitely lived up to the hype as my favorite Scrooge McDuck figure in my collection.
Herocross Scrooge McDuck Figure Review
Today we will take a closer look at the Webby Vanderquack figure.
Webby Vanderquack
Webby Vanderquack retails for $30 USD + Shipping on Herocross’ website. I have not seen many US online retailers selling Webby so you may have to order her directly from Herocross in Hong Kong.
Packaging
Webby comes in window packaging so that you can display in box or out of box, but as pretty as the box presentation is, there is no way that you are going to want to keep this one in tbe box. You can see a secondary face sculpt and a Webby doll accessory throught the box window.
Webby Vanderquack is #65 in the Hybrid Metal Configuration series.
I love the format of Webby Vanderquack’s name on the front of the box and how the “k” makes a Webby face. The Scrooge McDuck Herocross figure box has a similar name logo on it’s box.
The Figure
Webby’s figure design is straight out of classic DuckTales from 1987. The figure is extremely show accurate, and with all due respect it has so much personality that I can hear the late Russi Taylor’s voice when I look at it.
Webby has 12 points of articulation. The figure has a great weight to it due to being a hybrid of both metal and plastic. She stands really well due to his weight and articulation.
Accessories
Webby comes with a few accessories which really adds to the value of the figure.
Webby has two faceplates: Happy Webby and dont you dare mess with Uncle Scrooge angry face Webby.
The faceplate is really easy to swap out.
Webby has five alternate hands that will allow you to customize your figure for ultimate poseability. One hand is perfect for holding her Quacky Patch Doll. Two of the hands go great with her alternate angry face. The other two hands I call DuckTales Woo-oo hands.
Webby’s Quacky Patch Doll is also the perfect accessory to go along with this figure as she carried that doll with her everywhere on the show.
Fun Poses
Here are some fun poses and pictures that I did for a Webby Photo Shoot with the figure.
I’m Webby!
So mad!
DuckTales 1987 meets DuckTales 2017
Part of the Family
Don’t mess with our family!
Final Thoughts
There have been many Webby figures released throughout the years, and the Herocross figure definitely stands out as my favorite from the classic DuckTales series.
Again, I really hope that Herocross continues to add to this Disney Duck figure line. There are so many possibilities for more characters from DuckTales, and I NEED THEM ALL….and also Darkwing Duck.
I ordered Donald Duck, Huey Duck, Dewey, and Louie Duck from Herocross. So those review blogs will be coming soon. I still need to order Daisy Duck.
Let us know what you think of this Webby figure by commenting below or tweeting us @DuckTalks
I like your photos comparing HeroCross Webby to other Webby figures!
I find HeroCross’s legs are a weak point in the design. I krazy glued my HeroCross ducks’ legs to stabilize them for standing.
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I haven’t had any issues with the legs yet. Did you have to Krazy flue all of the Duck’s legs or specific ones?
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I only have two (Webby and Dewey), but I had to glue each of their legs 🙂 The feet fall off easily, and the legs are too short or something.
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