Cardboard People Kili The Dwarf Life Size Cardboard Cutout Standup - The Hobbit

He's literally a life-size dwarf. I think he's around 4'6" idk oh god ugugu look at that smolder. BUBUBU.I really am glad I went with this company. UPS lost the first cutout that they sent and I called the people I bought it from and they had another one shipped out and it got here within like, a week. There was no drama at all. they were just like 'ups sucks? okay here's another one.' which was really great for me because I have had a lot of issues with UPS and so I thought I was going to have to go through two weeks of drama like I did with the last item that UPS lost.It came folded in a cardboard slip. it was pretty well protected/taped. The cutout isn't as sturdy as I thought it would be so just bumping it would make it topple over since it weighs practically nothing. I really wish they had a Fili one because it feels weird to have one in a pair, but I still love it. I was gross sobbing when I pulled him out of the box.

Very quick shipping and the price was decent, but the old adage "you get what you pay for" comes to mind. My two biggest problems with this cut out are: 1) The darkness of the print - it wipes out a lot of detail in the clothing and renders the colors drab and almost monochromatic. My cut-out was not as bright as the listing shows. (I know, each monitor is different/colors might not look like what they appear to be on the computer screen). 2) The corrugation of the cardboard shows through the print, lending a stripe-y overall effect, which is kind of distracting. (Maybe several more coats of white on the cardboard before they put the print on top would help fill in the ridges and giver a smoother appearance).Also, I would have preferred better attention to packing. The figure was placed inside of a box with no packing material for cushioning/protection. Somewhere in transit, a heavy barrel-like object was placed on top of the package, causing a crease through the bottom half of the figure. It doesn't affect the ability for the cut-out to stand upright but it's very obvious.If you're looking for a top end quality cut-out, then this is not for you. If you don't mind a middle-of-the-road cut-out, then you will probably enjoy it.For all my pickiness, I really do like my Thorin - he has a place of honor in the living room.I just wanted others to know what to expect so they don't experience the disappoint I did when I eagerly opened the box.

I bought this as a joke for my daughter who has been in love with Kili forever. I bring him out each Christmas and he stands under our tree, sporting a unique Santa hat each year. He's become a part of the family! He's sturdy and made of thick cardboard but folds up for storage. Well worth the money!

It was as sturdy and thick as I would expect for the price. My grandkids had a lot of fun with it at a birthday party. They included it in the pictures we took as a prop.

OH I LOVE THIS THING! Thorin Oakenshield is my favorite character EVER! The graphics are great, clear, but might be a little dark for some people. The size is "life sized" for a Dwarf! so don't be thinking he's gonna be 6' 3" like Richard Armitage! He's gorgeous and I love keeping him where I can see him all the time. Only problem is I can't have him where my dogs can see him because they start growling & barking!It was easy to set up, and seems pretty sturdy (it IS cardboard).

As a huge fan of the Hobbit movie I was thrilled to see this cutout of Kili. It is sturdy not a heavy cardboard but about the same weight as another cutout I have of another popular TV character. Easy to setup which can be hard with some of these things.He's very good and literally lifesize for a dwarf so that is one thing for buyers to be aware of as I have seen other reviews commenting on it not being lifesize. It is lifesize for the size of what a Dwarf would be since it's not 6' or anything like perhaps the actor would be.I'm very pleased and will certainly look into perhaps attaining Thorin in the future as well.

Extremely necessary edition to my home. I put it in front of the door so when my boyfriend came home, I could scream "YOU SHALL NOT PASS" because there's really not a lot of LOTR birthday decorations out there and sometimes you have to improvise.

This was given to me as a Christmas gift because I have every intention of meeting (and if I can help it, marrying) Richard Armitage. LOL. I really like it! My only disappointment was that it is not "life-size." It's more like 5'0 and I was hoping for at least 6'. Other than that.... I have to say it's pretty funny having it in my room.