Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
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In today’s video, we are unboxing and reviewing the TEM Studio 1/12 Scale "Death Star Supervisor"—a highly detailed, unlicensed Darth Vader action figure.
Visually, this might be the best-looking Vader in this scale, featuring a stunning high-gloss finish on the helmet and shoulder armor, and high-quality fabric throughout. However, looks aren't everything. From a loose helmet and popping head joints to oddly sculpted hands that can't even hold a lightsaber without a "custom" fix, this figure has some major quality control hurdles.
Is the premium look worth the engineering headaches? Join me at Figure Central as I break down the articulation, the accessories, and why I might not recommend this one for toy photographers.
Video Chapters
0:00 - Introduction to Figure Central
0:08 - Packaging & Unboxing
0:24 - Cape & Accessories (Wired vs. Non-Wired)
0:42 - Lightsaber Details & Effects
1:02 - Hand Options & Swapping
1:37 - Figure Aesthetics: Gloss & Detail
2:12 - The Helmet Issue & Head Sculpt
2:54 - Articulation: Shoulders & Arms
3:32 - Torso & Leg Articulation
4:34 - Swap Testing: Hands & Joints
5:45 - Shoulder Construction Concerns
6:01 - The Lightsaber Grip Problem
7:40 - The "Exacto Knife" Fix
7:52 - Final Thoughts: Is it worth it?
#DarthVader #ActionFigureReview #TemStudio #DeathStarSupervisor #StarWarsToys #ToyPhotography #112Scale #FigureUnboxing
#DarthVader #ActionFigureReview #TemStudioIn
Support my channel when you shop using these links.
Dioramas: rustmasterpaints.etsy.com
Figures: bombusbee.pxf.io/the_figure_central
Model Kits: blokeestechnologyinc.sjv.io/JkmvJe
In today’s video, we are unboxing and reviewing the TEM Studio 1/12 Scale "Death Star Supervisor"—a highly detailed, unlicensed Darth Vader action figure.
Visually, this might be the best-looking Vader in this scale, featuring a stunning high-gloss finish on the helmet and shoulder armor, and high-quality fabric throughout. However, looks aren't everything. From a loose helmet and popping head joints to oddly sculpted hands that can't even hold a lightsaber without a "custom" fix, this figure has some major quality control hurdles.
Is the premium look worth the engineering headaches? Join me at Figure Central as I break down the articulation, the accessories, and why I might not recommend this one for toy photographers.
Video Chapters
0:00 - Introduction to Figure Central
0:08 - Packaging & Unboxing
0:24 - Cape & Accessories (Wired vs. Non-Wired)
0:42 - Lightsaber Details & Effects
1:02 - Hand Options & Swapping
1:37 - Figure Aesthetics: Gloss & Detail
2:12 - The Helmet Issue & Head Sculpt
2:54 - Articulation: Shoulders & Arms
3:32 - Torso & Leg Articulation
4:34 - Swap Testing: Hands & Joints
5:45 - Shoulder Construction Concerns
6:01 - The Lightsaber Grip Problem
7:40 - The "Exacto Knife" Fix
7:52 - Final Thoughts: Is it worth it?
#DarthVader #ActionFigureReview #TemStudio #DeathStarSupervisor #StarWarsToys #ToyPhotography #112Scale #FigureUnboxing
