In the pictures, I have it connected with the corresponding Megazord. Between the two, I consider the Megazord to be much better. There are few positives and quite a few negatives regarding this figure. On the positive side, it looks very impressive on the shelf, has wonderful paint, very good chrome, and when combined with the Megazord, the sight is beautiful. It also comes with many accessories. On the negative side, I will mention first the build quality. The figure is made of very light plastic, making it look fake and cheap. Therefore, the money Hasbro asks for is not reflected in the Dragonzord for any reason. Mine came with one ankle broken. Its movement is quite good, but there are many delicate points where breakage seems inevitable over time. From the first moment and while I am very careful with anything I have in my hands, stress marks have been created in several points, mainly in the legs. The second ankle is a matter of time to leave us as well. In terms of weight, without exaggeration, it weighs a little more than a small deluxe transformers figure. The highest price I would pay for this is 100 euros, and that with a lot of thought. It is by far one of the worst figures Hasbro has ever released. It is only worth it to complete the set.