Max Steel Reference website.

Here is a really good website for you to reference your Max Steel figure if you can’t or don’t remember the name of the set where your figure comes from.
http://figure-archive.net/toyline.aspx?toylineID=2059

Wow, that's a great site!

I had no idea there was that much stuff made for Max!

Daryl

TNshooter wrote:

Wow, that's a great site!

I had no idea there was that much stuff made for Max!

Daryl

Sadly they is that much stuff that was produced for Max. I um isn’t a huge fan of the Max Steel figures.

So Alex, what was it about Max that you didn't like?

LeStryge wrote:

So Alex, what was it about Max that you didn't like?

It’s his boy band face, his metal wrist going turbo thing I don’t like. He looks rather weak compared to mam. Max Steel belongs in a boy band or as a solo singer and definitely not a action hero.

I will certainly agree that his head-sculpt tends towards the "pretty-boy" stereotype rather than a man you might see as an action hero.
That silly wrist band does create problems if you try to re-purpose the figure too, and the exuberant hair sculpt also makes it almost impossible to put any sort of a cap or hat on his head.

I have a handful of figures, due to buying item lots on the bay. I didn't buy the lots to get him.
Although I've heard his backstory as being the son of Big Jim.

What I like most about the line are some of the vehicles made for him, and his adversaries.

I have put together a handful of the Psycho figures, and the Bio Constrictor figures.

Later I got a few of the Elementor figures. I got them to be adversaries of Joe.

TNshooter wrote:

I have a handful of figures, due to buying item lots on the bay. I didn't buy the lots to get him.
Although I've heard his backstory as being the son of Big Jim.

What I like most about the line are some of the vehicles made for him, and his adversaries.

I have put together a handful of the Psycho figures, and the Bio Constrictor figures.

Later I got a few of the Elementor figures. I got them to be adversaries of Joe.

That sounds really cool!

LeStryge wrote:

I will certainly agree that his head-sculpt tends towards the "pretty-boy" stereotype rather than a man you might see as an action hero.
That silly wrist band does create problems if you try to re-purpose the figure too, and the exuberant hair sculpt also makes it almost impossible to put any sort of a cap or hat on his head.

It’s good to see that I’m not the only one who isn’t a fan of Max Steel .

Quite a while back now I decided to try to do something with a Max Steel figure that I had accidentally acquired. He'd been lying around in my box of "to do's" for a while.
This is the best I could come up with. He's carrying the obligatory skater-boi cap, but that hair-sculpt prevents him from actually wearing it.