PowerA amiibo End Level Display

I will admit I am in my forties and have camped multiple times out at various locations to secure the earlier, hard to obtain Amiibo figures. I did this for my son, who is an avid video game player. I know it sounds crazy, but when my son was just four years old, he was diagnosed with cancer. They told us he most likely would not make it to his 5th birthday.Cancer treatment was very difficult on my little child. And there were so many times when he was stuck inside a hospital room in isolation. It was then they we began allowing him to play video games.It was really amazing, because when he grabbed that controller, he wasn't a scared child being maimed, brutalized and poisoned by those he should be able to trust the most. Instead he was able to run, jump, and fly in a world that had no idea he was so very frail and fragile. And I believe that escape from a harsh and painful reality through playing video games helped save his life.So, Super Smash Bros is my son's favorite. It has all of his favorite video characters, so of course we had to buy all of the Super Smash Bros Amiibo characters. He has them is a very large glass display case when he is not using them. I bought this display to sit on top of the case and from times to time my son changes the amiibo characters he wants to display on it.The display is very sturdy and well made. I thought it was actually going to be smaller that it really is, but that's what happens when you are so terrified of math you ignore anything that basically has a number attached to it -- like product dimensions.I like that the stand ties in with the game. It truly is a creative way to display those much anticipated figures we worked so hard to obtain!My son loves this stand and so do I. And I love that each time I walk in, I get to see new figures displayed in a place of honor.

My son has decided that he wants to collect as many amiibos as we will humor him with. And, he wanted to display them on my family room mantle. Unfortunately, it’s easier to humor him on the topic than fight over it. Every time I move the collection, they end up right where they were. When the amiibos started taking over completely, I figured it was time to get this amiibo end level display. My son loves it because it reminds him of his favorite games. I love it because my mantle doesn’t look like a hodge podge of characters trying to push each other off the cliff (mantle).It did take a bit of pushing to get the stand assembled, but a few good shoves and everything clicked into place. We have had a couple issues with some characters not fitting as well as they could. For example, Bowser has to sit at the very top. He’s simply too big to fit on one of the steps. We ended up putting King DeeDeeDee and Meta Knight at the bottom for similar reasons. But, overall the display looks good, and is much more orderly than it had been. We are all happy.I figure we have room to add several more amiibos along the bottom before it’s actually full. I’m not quite sure what will happen when he gets one too many amiibos and there is no place to add it! Then again, I think it’s reversible. We could always add another one on the opposite end and treat them like bookends. Just a thought.

The POWER A amiibo End Level Display is a really awesome amiibo display solution. Granted, it's only really got spots for 6 amiibos (though you can get a 7th right next to the base of the flag), but it really looks great and has that wonderful Nintendo retro feel to it (anyone who's ever played the original Super Mario Bros. is going to love it). It's a great display piece and a wonderful way to show off your amiibos.Assembly is a snap, as the blocks basically go together like building blocks. You can customize it, if you wish, although I think the standard end level design is what most people will go with. It stays together pretty well, and while it jiggles around a bit while moving, it hasn't fallen apart yet (and this is being played-with by 5 and 7 year-olds...it was an early birthday gift for my oldest). Larger amiibos probably won't have enough room to fit on any but the top blocks (Bowser, I'm looking at you), but that's a minor quibble.Ultimately, this is just a great display for amiibos and a great gameroom decoration in general.

Way bigger than you think it will be and looks/feels kinda cheap. Not space efficient at all if set up as shown since you can only put 6 characters on there. Instead I Just set it up as 2 rows, a single block level in front and double block level in back, with the flag next to it. That way I can get 12 characters on it while taking up same horizontal space but way less vertical space.

I own two of these and absolutely adore them. They're hands down the best way to display your Amiibo collection.Pros: - Modular, you can design them however you see fit (with the exception of the flag piece) - Wonderfully styled, evoking memories of the original NES game while having the vibrancy and color to suite Amiibo. - The blocks are a large size, so your collection suits the scale of the display.Cons: - Wider Amiibo (which seems to be most) may have trouble fitting on steps where there's a higher step. Similarly when you have blocks in a row, some Amiibo are large enough to prevent use of an adjacent block. - Takes up a bigger footprint than you'd probably expect, due to the size of the green base. - The piece with the flag is two blocks that can't hold an Amiibo, rather than a flag designed as a single block or to fit into an Amiibo slot. - They haven't come out with more variations of this so you can create entire levels (clear holders with brick or ? blocks!, displays without the flag, etc!)

ℹ️ Je m’attendais à recevoir un objet trop petit mais loin de là !! Ce présentoir pour amiibos est somptueux. La qualité est irréprochable et le design fidèle au jeu Mario Bros.👉🏼 Si vous cherchez à mettre en valeur vos meilleures figurines, je crois que vous avez trouvé votre bonheur à prix abordable !👉🏼 Extrêmement satisfait par cet achat, je recommande le produit. ↘️ Photo ci-jointe.🔻

Esta escalera es todo un símbolo para todos aquellos que conocen a la serie de videojuegos de Mario Bros original. Al verlas comenzabas a sentir que lo habías logrado y ya solo restaba subir y llegar a la bandera de un gran salto hasta la parte superior o incluso creer que con la técnica apropiada podrías pasar esa bandera y llegar al otro lado sin tocarla. Claro que no siempre eran tan básicas como la imagen de este artículo, a veces había algunos peligros entre la escalera y la bandera así que realmente no respirabas hasta estar aferrado a esta última. Bueno pues para quienes recuerdan eso, este es un excelente medio para exhibir sus AMIIBOS ya que le da ese aspecto del clásico Mario Bros. El tamaño como alguien ya lo ha mencionado sorprende al recibirlo, si bien se puede ver en las fotos y descripción, al menos yo no entendí las dimensiones practicas hasta desempacarlo. El artículo está compuesto de 20 cubos que se ensamblan como legos y esto permite tener distintas configuraciones. Algunas piezas adicionales que incluyen son la base, la bandera, y otra base para la bandera. Su calidad es buena y no decepcionara a quien lo añada en su colección, aunque su precio lo creo algo elevado.

This is a great display! All my stuff is piling up on one level and you really can't appreciate them- this is great as the theme is made more obvious and it brings the amiibos up where you can see them.It looks fantastic, definitely quality construction and perfect for my displays!Shipping was quick and easy!

Es un stand espectacular para exhibir tus amiibos, sobretodo lo de la colección de Super Mario claro.Es más grande de lo que puede apreciarse en la foto, medirá unos 40x40 cm. (largo x alto) aproximadamenteLos amiibos caben perfectamente en las bases y el plástico es de calidad.

It's exactly like pictured. It's solid and a great way to display your (favourite) Amiibos, which will fit in nicely thanks to the holes on top. It is pretty big once put together. The only negative thing I can say is about the visible line along the front of the blocks where the plastic parts meet. But to be honest, this is also visible in the picture if you zoom in.