Review: Dynamic Planning Getter One

I bought this because I was curious and it was on Clearance.  There doesn't seem to be much information online on the companies behind this toy but there are plenty of sites selling it.

Box.  I paid $11.99 at Newbury Comics for this.  Retail was $42.99.

Instructions.

Contents.

The axes could be Melee or

Spotting.  The gun could be

Direct Fire, Artillery, or Spotting.
I'm not sure there's anything that's

Removable and I don't want to find out.

You could possibly fold in the ears and

retract the head nodules and arm spikes

to represent White Die damage.  Or you

could just go with a Stat Bar instead.

Size Comparison.  It's twice as large as

a Chub.  You'll probably have to switch

to a Six Stud Hinge Brick ruler if you

want to use models like this in a game.

The Questions:

Is it below, at, or above $10 per Frame?  Above.  (-5)
Is it a good size to use in a game?  Maybe.  It's a lot bigger than a Chub.  (-5)

How many parts does it have to represent systems?  Two.  (0)
Does it have enough parts you can remove to represent White Dice damage? No. (-5)
Score: -15 (C).  Oof.  It's been a while since we've had a score like that.  And I didn't even pay retail for this!