Sculpting - ***1/2
These are little figures, just 3” high, and are Hot Toys unique take on characters from an ever growing number of iconic and cult movies.

They all follow a similar aesthetic and virtually all the human heads look quite similar with their oversized cartoon eyes and little button noses.

All four of the Ed’s have identical heads and hands, and the detail on his tiny scissored appendages and mop of crazy hair is observed very nicely, then translated into the Cosbaby style, the separate blades aren’t articulated, however they still have a ton of detail for this scale.
The rest of the Ed outfits are all quite individual and are sculpted differently so the bodies aren’t just repaints, I especially like the regular/classic outfit, which shows lots of detail on the tiny rivets, straps and buckles, but the braces and trousers (suspenders and pants) on the casual version are cute too. Kim comes in her white party dress with her hair in a Cosbaby approximation of the style she wore, so don’t expect a facsimile of Winona Ryder in her outfit, the ice angel is sweet showing the hands in a praying pose and little wings on the back. I think it might have made sense for this figure to have been un-articulated, as ‘lets face it’ a statue doesn’t move, and for some reason, perhaps the transparent plastic used, it’s the loosest Cosbaby figure I’ve had to date. Lastly we get the cooking machine, one of the Inventors other creations. It’s a quirky choice and I admit to liking it, but the Inventor himself or a piece of topiary might have been more obvious. The weird thing is, it’s one of those movies you’d expect to have an abundance of possible figures, but it’s strange how few visually striking characters there are… apart from Ed himself of course!

Paint - ****
Taking into account their scale these are very impressive, and as in sculpting, all the Ed’s have identical paint apps on the head and hands. But the outfits are unique and painted beautifully, with lots of tiny details picked out. 

Kim is pretty straight forward as her outfit is pure white but her face is painted well. The cooking machine is like a robot Ed, and is painted in some nice metallic tones with straps, buckles and scissored hands all picked out accurately. Lastly the Ice Angle, she is completely paint free as it is cast in blue tinted transparent plastic but this does a good job in mimicking ice, especially when back lit.

So, these are again par for the course in the Cosbaby line where consistency rather than innovation is the order of the day, and these fit in fantastically with the other series that went before.

Articulation - ***, Ice Angle + Cooking Machine **
Generally all the Cosbaby figures have basically the same articulation. The head can turn and tilt from side to side, the arms have pop in ball joint at the shoulder, a push in peg at the wrist and a simple tube shaped leg with a pop in ball joint at either end for the hip and foot. It’s pretty basic but allows for a little ‘personalisation’ when posing.
There is a little variation here though, as the Ice Angels arms and hands are sculpted in a praying position whilst the Cooking Machine has no legs and is static on a pole stand. As I mentioned above the Ice Angle has slightly looser joints on her legs. She’ll still hold a pose just fine, but I felt it was worthy of note.

Accessories - N/A
Ya gets nuttin! 

Outfit - N/A
All is sculpted!