Thank you for the more detailed look! Comparing this to the Professor X figure from the House of X/Theta Sentinel wave, I noticed a few differences. 1. The area where the butterfly joints rest is mostly empty and there is only one place where the arm is held (the armpit area I suppose). On Prof. X, there are now two places where the arm is secured: that same armpit area, but also right above the area that connects the two halves of the torso. The arms have also been given an extra peg to fit into that new structure. While this does secure the arms better, that extra security seems to be what's hindering the butterfly joint. To remedy this you'd likely have to practically empty the whole torso, which I'm too scared to do since the plastic on this figure seems delicate and it took me way too long to force it open. 2. The piece that holds the rod for the ab crunch (the thing that makes the ratchet sound) is now a large and bulky square. I'm not sure if this is what is hindering the articulation on the abs. 3. The area that connects the two torso halves now has something like a "wall" connecting it to the sockets that hold the ab crunch rod (this goes for both halves). I am also not sure if this is what's hindering the articulation, as I've been too busy crying over my broken figure to bother mangling it further. This Prof. X body seems to be the new standard for the Pizza Spidey body as lately we've been getting figures on this mold with crummy movement (Wild Child, Big Time Spidey, etc.) so again, you've really helped out by showing us exactly what makes makes this version of the mold work.
This is so awesome 👏😀 I really appreciate your disassembly videos. This is immensely helpful for novice Kitbashing customizers like myself. #subscribed
Need your help my wolverine 3 pack love triangle his legs came very loose so want to know how dismantle full body or the lower waist to fix the legs... if you can make video tutorial using wolverine marvel legends
Great vid,by the way id like to ask if you have a tutorial on repairs on shoulder disk replacements or repairs,dont know really if those are molded cant figure it out how they are joint
I'm not sure how they get the disk in the shoulder either. The new pinless joints on the knees amd elbows also has me stumped. The thing I would recommend is if you have a broken shoulder I'd try to replace the whole shoulder with another figure or try use a screw ith a mushrooms head to replace the disc part.
@@609collector yeah i was thinking drilling a hole to put some screws or rivits like the gi joes then put some epoxy sculpt to cover it up for finished to hide it
Friend good video, but I have a question recently I bought the spiderman pizza figure and it came with the detail that the left arm was loose, how can I fix it friend? Your answer would be very helpful, I hope you see this soon.
You could use clear nail polish or there's a trick with finish floor polish. It's a specific brand of floor polish. You can find videos on the internet for the floor polish and there are probably tutorials for the nail polish tutorial
I loved the video
I was looking for content on how to make articulated dolls for a long time
make more videos like this
thanks
Thank you for the more detailed look! Comparing this to the Professor X figure from the House of X/Theta Sentinel wave, I noticed a few differences.
1. The area where the butterfly joints rest is mostly empty and there is only one place where the arm is held (the armpit area I suppose). On Prof. X, there are now two places where the arm is secured: that same armpit area, but also right above the area that connects the two halves of the torso. The arms have also been given an extra peg to fit into that new structure. While this does secure the arms better, that extra security seems to be what's hindering the butterfly joint. To remedy this you'd likely have to practically empty the whole torso, which I'm too scared to do since the plastic on this figure seems delicate and it took me way too long to force it open.
2. The piece that holds the rod for the ab crunch (the thing that makes the ratchet sound) is now a large and bulky square. I'm not sure if this is what is hindering the articulation on the abs.
3. The area that connects the two torso halves now has something like a "wall" connecting it to the sockets that hold the ab crunch rod (this goes for both halves).
I am also not sure if this is what's hindering the articulation, as I've been too busy crying over my broken figure to bother mangling it further.
This Prof. X body seems to be the new standard for the Pizza Spidey body as lately we've been getting figures on this mold with crummy movement (Wild Child, Big Time Spidey, etc.) so again, you've really helped out by showing us exactly what makes makes this version of the mold work.
This was really cool. I didn’t know what to expect but I was pleasantly surprised
Thanks
This is so awesome 👏😀 I really appreciate your disassembly videos. This is immensely helpful for novice Kitbashing customizers like myself. #subscribed
Would love to see you disassemble a Shatterstar cuz it shares the same buck as others but the ab crunch is greatly less
Ahh, I've been wondering if I can simply boil and pop a neck peg, but alas it looks like I'm outta luck! Good video!
Need your help my wolverine 3 pack love triangle his legs came very loose so want to know how dismantle full body or the lower waist to fix the legs... if you can make video tutorial using wolverine marvel legends
Great vid,by the way id like to ask if you have a tutorial on repairs on shoulder disk replacements or repairs,dont know really if those are molded cant figure it out how they are joint
I'm not sure how they get the disk in the shoulder either. The new pinless joints on the knees amd elbows also has me stumped. The thing I would recommend is if you have a broken shoulder I'd try to replace the whole shoulder with another figure or try use a screw ith a mushrooms head to replace the disc part.
@@609collector yeah i was thinking drilling a hole to put some screws or rivits like the gi joes then put some epoxy sculpt to cover it up for finished to hide it
I say go for it if you think you can swing it. It sounds like it would work to me
Friend good video, but I have a question recently I bought the spiderman pizza figure and it came with the detail that the left arm was loose, how can I fix it friend? Your answer would be very helpful, I hope you see this soon.
Loose where. Shoulder, butterfly joint, bicep, elbow
@@609collector It is in the butterfly point friend, is it loose, how could I solve it?
You could use clear nail polish or there's a trick with finish floor polish. It's a specific brand of floor polish. You can find videos on the internet for the floor polish and there are probably tutorials for the nail polish tutorial