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Jada Street Fighter Figures vs. Car-and-Figure Sets: What Should You Buy?
Choose an articulated action figure when posing the character is the main goal. Choose a car-and-figure set when you want a themed vehicle with a smaller companion. Both are Jada Street Fighter collectibles, but they are not different prices for the same-sized figure.
This distinction is especially important with Guile. The standalone approximately 6-inch action figure is a different product from the smaller diecast figure included with a 1:24 Ford pickup. A familiar character name can hide a substantial difference in the package.
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Compare the product format first
| Product | Format | Primary reason to choose it |
|---|---|---|
| Guile, 34689 | Approximately 6-inch articulated figure | Character posing with alternate head and hands |
| Dhalsim, 34220 | Approximately 6-inch articulated figure | Alternate head and limbs for different displays |
| Balrog, 35741 | Approximately 6.8-inch articulated figure | A different fighter with alternate head and hands |
| Guile and Ford F-100, 34373 | 1:24 pickup plus smaller diecast figure | A vehicle-and-character display |
| Ryu and Skyline R34, 35114 | 1:24 car plus smaller diecast figure | A Nissan-themed character set |
Guile action figure: choose it for the character
The standalone Guile figure is identified with Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers. The listing describes moveable arms and legs, alternate head and hand pieces, and supplied accessories.
It is the offer to choose when a recipient asks for a poseable Guile rather than a diecast car. Review the accessory photograph to see the pieces provided. Do not assume that every character in the series comes with an identical number or type of accessories.
The roughly 6-inch height refers to the figure, not the length of a car or a universal scale shared with the small diecast companions.
Dhalsim: choose the alternate-limb display options
The Dhalsim figure, 34220, is listed at approximately 6 inches tall with articulated arms and legs, an alternate head and alternate limbs.
Those supplied parts are a concrete reason to compare it with another fighter. Plan shelf space around the pose you intend to use, not only the standing height. An extended-limb arrangement may need more width and depth than a neutral standing figure.
Follow the supplied instructions when changing parts. This guide does not claim a tested joint count, range of motion or guaranteed ability to hold every pose shown in promotional photography without support.
Balrog: check the current figure specification
The Balrog figure, 35741, has an approximately 6.8-inch height in the current product description, with articulated arms and legs and alternate head and hand pieces.
The existing product URL contains an older size wording. Use the current listing specifications and item number rather than treating text inside a URL as the authoritative measurement. Different characters do not need to be identical heights to belong in a shared display.
Balrog 35741 is currently unavailable here. It remains a useful size comparison; check the product page for availability before making it part of a gift plan.
Guile’s Ford pickup: a different kind of collectible
This photograph shows the pickup alone, with its hood beside it. The package includes a smaller diecast Guile companion, not the standalone 6-inch action figure.
The 34373 Guile pickup set combines a tan-and-gray metallic 1956 Ford F-100 with a separate diecast figure. The 1:24 designation applies to the truck.
The vehicle is listed at approximately 8.5 × 3.375 × 2.25 inches, with opening hood, doors and tailgate. It is a useful choice when the recipient enjoys both the character and model vehicles. It is not a substitute for the articulated figure when poseability is the essential requirement.
The character theme is a product-design association. It is not evidence that this truck is a canonical vehicle driven by Guile in the game.
Ryu’s Skyline: another vehicle-first route
The Ryu Skyline set, 35114, includes a white-and-red 2002 Nissan Skyline GT-R R34 in 1:24 and a Ryu figure listed at approximately 2.25 inches tall.
Choose it when the decorated car and character pairing is the attraction. Do not expect the small figure to have the articulation or interchangeable accessories of Jada’s separate action-figure products. Our Ryu Skyline versus Yuji Subaru guide compares the vehicle packages in more detail.
Compare the pieces you will actually display
Compare the package, item number, included pieces and the views that show how each model works. For a figure, study the alternate parts; for a vehicle set, inspect the car and companion separately. If the description and photographs leave a detail unresolved, ask about that exact item before choosing.
| Identity | Character, item number and articulated-figure or vehicle-set format |
|---|---|
| Contents | Named figure, alternate parts and any included vehicle |
| Display fit | Figure height, chosen pose, vehicle footprint and any open-panel space |
| Moving parts | Only the articulation or opening features stated for that exact item |
Questions about the two Street Fighter formats
Is Guile in the Ford set the same size as the standalone figure?
The 34373 pickup set lists its Guile companion at approximately 3 inches tall. The separate 34689 action figure is approximately 6 inches tall. The truck’s 1:24 scale does not turn its companion into the larger articulated release.
Can I assume every fighter is exactly 6 inches tall?
No. Guile 34689 and Dhalsim 34220 are listed at approximately 6 inches, while Balrog 35741 is approximately 6.8 inches. Check the individual height and allow extra space for raised arms, extended limbs or accessories in the pose you choose.
Does a small companion figure fit inside its vehicle?
Neither vehicle listing promises that its included character can sit inside the cabin. Treat the figure as a separate display piece unless the exact release’s instructions establish otherwise. Do not force a fixed pose through a door or infer compatibility from the vehicle’s scale.
Which format makes the better gift?
Ask whether the recipient wants to pose a fighter or display a themed car. For the first goal, select the named action figure. For the second, choose the vehicle set and reserve room for both pieces.
Also check whether they already collect a particular character, packaging style or figure format. “Jada Street Fighter” alone is not enough to establish the right product. The useful gift information is the character plus the product type or exact item number.
See our Hollywood Rides format guide and Jada gift guide for related choices.
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