Fisher-PriceRescue Heroes Sandy O'Shin, 6-Inch Figure with Accessories, Multicolor

Good quality and durable. Grandkids love these!

My 3 year old loves these Rescue Heros. Sandy O'shin has a fun underwater breathing backpack and cool flippers. We love that the accessories are interchangeable with most of the other heros. Great value for the price!

Purchased as a Holiday gift. Very pleased with quality

My grandson loves these Rescue Heroes!!

I grew up with the original series of figures. I had several, well I think most of the ones they made, both male and female. I was quite surprised to hear the line had been reintroduced in 2019, and immediately when I saw the line, the first one I knew had to pick up was Sandy, and I did as soon as I saw her locally. One, because females weren't rather well covered in the original line (there were only three in the original line: Wendy Waters, Ariel Flyer, and Maureen Biologist, the last of which being very hard to find), and because she's a red head, I guess.Sandy herself:She is exactly the same scale as the older figures (6"). She is not as bulky as the old figures were, and weighs slightly less. The plastic is definitely more durable. The older figures were of a harder, shiny plastic that tended to crack, usually around the attachment for the pack, or areas where joints in the body were. She is made out of a softer feeling, slightly flexible plastic. While the elbow joints on the older figures used a large, visible metal pin, it seems to be hidden on these figures, which improves their appearance immensely. Hair seems to be molded onto the head out of a different kind of plastic--it should not wear like the painted hair did on my old Ariel Flyer. I am not really sure what to say about the Imaginext-inspired caricature appearance these newer figures have.The pack attachment design has changed little from the older figures. It has been made somewhat of a lower profile, and nearly halved in size, but it still sticks out too much, preventing the figures from properly being laid on their backs. But, I doubt any other design could be used here, given this is a preschool toy. Anything else would either break or result in the pack always falling off. This design holds better and is much stronger than the older pack attachment point.Now, onto her accessories.Unlike older figures, such as Gil Gripper (whom I seem to always compare her with--he was also a diver), her flippers are removable, as opposed to being molded as a part of the foot. It improves apperance, and play value. Except, they do seem to come off quite easily. Thus, I'm sure a kid (like I did with so many small acessories) will lose them.She has a large SCUBA apparatus, which comprises of a large face shield/mask, propulsion system, and gripper. It is a scaled-up version of an accessory introduced in the Imaginext line. A bit big and clunky to me, but so were most Rescue Heroes accessories, even when I was a kid. . The gripper function can support another Rescue Heroes figure just fine, if she is supported by hand. The gripping action does not seem as strong, or as smooth as those included with the packs that were included alongside my older figures.I personally find she is greatly improved over older Rescue Heroes figures, in appearance, functionality, and play value. I would like to see Mattel expand the line, reintroducing more characters from the original series, and possibly having less "chunky" looking versions of the characters in the "True Moves" line, especially with the absence of this line due to the DC Comics license going to McFarlane Toys. I seem to recall having seen 10" figures with fabric coats and gear in the original line at one point.

My nephew was disappointed his truck came with only a few figures. So I ordered more figures. His sister even loves everything

Fun well built toy