McFarlane Toys Building Sets -The Walking Dead TV Daryl Dixon with Chopper Building Set

small construction set.........but very detailed.....

A little annoying to put together but it’s so cool once done

Pretty decent looking when done and fair representation of Daryl way back in the beginning of the series but as noted by many has issues when building.I think for anyone buying this in 2022 should remember that this was released in late 2014 so these should all be old stock by now with plastic/rubber that's been sitting for a long time.Parts are very small. First hurdle for me was putting the rubber tires onto the wheels. The rubber material was no longer pliable and nothing was working to get the tires on (was actually hurting my fingers trying to push them on). So solution was needing to find something in the house to lube up the parts. Once a light amount applied the tires slipped right on with just a little effort.Next assembly of the rest of the chopper was started and extreme frustration from the get go. Again very small parts but thankfully was able to get the handlebar on without snapping them like others have mentioned. Just needed to apply force to two sections at the same time near to where it snaps on (don't push it in the middle) while gently pushing it in place. Motor just sits in the frame and that kept falling out. Gas tank does have something to sorta snap onto but still kept falling off. Took a couple times to get the exhaust pipes on correctly as included visual instructions in the booklet were hard to decipher.Daryl goes together with no issues but he just sits on the chopper with nothing to hold him on and no way to get him to grip the handlebar.Zombie also goes together fine. Has a clear plastic piece that goes around the ankle area to keep him upright but that almost broke putting that on.Grass/weeds, well like everyone has mentioned it falls out just looking at it. Gluing it in place would probably be the best bet for that but I managed to get it in place and on my shelf without it falling all over the place.All in all I like it, would recommend it but remember it has tiny fragile pieces (take your time when putting the handlebar on) and rubber tires that might need a little something extra to get them on the wheels.

My daughter loves this. It was a little difficult to put together.

This toy wasn't the easiest to out together the pieces are a bit flimsy. However you get what you pay for. I knew when I bought it the quality wouldn't be that of an expensive item so I am fine with it. I specifically bought it to top a Cake I made my son for his walking dead party and this was perfect. I highly recommend this item for this purpose. I would have loved something a bit bigger but again price was on point for what you get.

I collect all McFarlane Toys. I have just about all of his building sets and they all have been easy to put together and great to display. The only problem I had with this one was trying to assemble the bike. In McFarland's video he says you have to put pressure on the bottom of the handlebars to snap it in. I did exactly what he said and it still broke I had to fix it with super glue. Other than that it's a great set. and there's no better toy maker in the world. in my view he just should have made the handlebars easier to assemble.