Here we have Logan in-hand, who appears to be made of mostly new tooling if the jeans belonged to an older figure. The textures on the clothing are almost comparable to that of a live-action figure, albeit with some comic proportions the MCU actors normally wouldn't capture. In fact, if you removed the claws and made the face look less like Logan, you'd make an entirely separate character. There is a great level of attention to this figure that almost feels out of place, from the textures of the shirt and jeans to the sculpted details on the belt and buttons. The wrinkles are fairly realistic, almost like reference was taken from a man wearing an outfit like this for modeling. I also like that the elbow joints have been sculpted to match the sleeves and the exposed forearms. The claws are standard for Hasbro Legends, and the same could be said for the shoes. Otherwise, this civilian Logan design does feel like the kind of figure made for bar displays in action figure photography. It should be pointed out that the legs are pinned, unlike the elbows, further suggesting reuse for those portions at least.
His head sculpt looks a little more realistic than the usual Legends heads we've had, which may come to a bit of an aesthetics clash as we'll get to with the figure he comes iwth. It's sculpted well, and the cowboy hat looks great, but it does feel a little like the kind of figure we'd expect from the upcoming Insomniac game. Anyways, the articulation consists of a double ball neck, shoulder rotation, outward arm movement, bicep rotation, double-jointed elbows, wrist rotation, inward hinges, a diaphragm joint as well as a waist swivel, ball-jointed hips, thigh rotation, double-jointed knees, and ankles that hinge and pivot.
Logan has an alternate head with a black hat and a smirk, but more importantly, he has alternate hands without claws and a deck of cards that I'd argue could be the highlight of the set. Though gambling could be a theme more fitting for when he was Patch, an alternate identity he took when the X-Men were hiding. These are nicely detailed, and I like that we have at least one of each symbol in addition to there being 3 cards with black detailing and two with red detailing. He holds them in his hand decently, and it'll be interesting for when I compare him to another character who comes with cards as part of an accessory to see who did them better. Hint: he's a famous villain from a Different Company, and his cards are blank.
And here we have Sabretooth. Compare the details of Logan's sculpture to this. If you didn't think they were part of a 2-pack in the first place, would you believe me if I pointed it out? Sabretooth's body, being a reuse of the Omega Red body, contrasts what we got with Logan by being much softer in sculpted details by comparison. While it's expected for the costume to rely on paint apps to save money on reusability, there is no texture on this buck; it makes the compatibility between both characters feel rather unusual than with other versions of Logan that have the wife-beater attire. That's not to say that Sabretooth looks like any ordinary Legends figure; he does have new glove pieces to add the spokes near the elbows, and he has the mane signature for the character. Said mane suffers from having a wash on the front yet nothing is applied on the back. That being said, this may be the best Sabretooth Hasbro made thanks to the more appropriate size for the buck they used as well as the proportions matching how he should look in the comics. It's not 100% perfect but at this rate it applies to plenty of Hasbro Legends.
His head sculpt isn't as overly realistic as the ones that come with Logan. While the facial details are sharper than with prior Hasbro Legends, they still fit in well with a comic character collection instead of live-action. The roaring expression is marvelous, and it compliments the blank white eyes. With his alternate head and hands applied, his articulation is about the same as Logan's, only he has butterfly joints that Logan lacks in addition to an ab crunch joint rather than a diaphragm joint.
I once had versions of cowboy Logan and Sabretooth. The former was from around 5 years ago as part of the Marvel 80 Years line of Legends. His facial details looked a little less detailed while the arms feel mostly disconnected from the torso. There was a version with a white shirt but that's likely included with a motorbike. My copy was bought loose and didn't come with the red sword. The claws, however, were so loose they could almost pop out. Sabretooth, meanwhile, was from the Bonebreaker BAF and used an undersized costume as well as a costume that was not particularly classic. I got it for cheap but his figure was still mediocre like with the Age of Apocalypse Magneto.
This 2-pack is mostly good, though I don't think they were made for each other due to their aesthetics clashing between richly detailed cowboy clothes and simple spandex materials. It's almost like how the Marvel Legends Ant-Man multipack had an Icons Cyclops reuse whose sculpted details do not match the look of the Giant Man costume. Though nowhere near as bad as that, it does make you wonder if the Sabretooth figure was going to be sold by himself rather than be included in a multipack like this. They're both well-made, but unless you want another Wolverine, you'll likely want to wait for a sale on this set if all you want is Sabretooth.
Final ranking: ⭐⭐⭐⭐ out of ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
