Did your figure come with a figma bag to put the accessories in? mine didn't, lol.. the S.H. Figuarts is so much better by a landslide, just needs a few coats of paint. Also you could probably warm the face up with warm water, a hair dryer, or if you want to risk it - a heat gun, get a mini flat head screwdriver, then pry the joint out of the face, then super glue it back unto the head.
No it did not have the usual sandwich bag! I forgot to mention it, the chainsaw man figma did tho. And yes! Thank you! I did get that broke peg out afterwards. It's still super fragile but it's the sculpt I like so I kept it in. So thankfully her face doesn't wiggle under the bangs anymore!
@@CryptToys Agh! so they left the bag out on purpose, those cheap SOBs lmao, glad to hear you managed to fix it though, i applied some Tamiya grease on mine so the faceplate doesn't get stuck and accidentally break the peg.
Lol right? Thank you! Good idea, im definitely giving every figure from here out a quick dip in some hot water or a hair dryer before i go yanking anything off. @Sativasoldier666v2
@@CryptToys Haha, yeah you live and learn, speaking of which, if you are going to use the two methods i mentioned above then there's something you should know, hair dryers should only be used on softer, flexible or pliable plastics like PVC, meanwhile water can be used on most types of plastics, but be very careful with rigid or hard plastics and heat, once something warps, it's game-over. There's a way to use the water method without getting your figure soaked, and this is the one i'd recommend using if a hair dryer isn't available, it works as follows: 1. Get your figure and a zip lock bag. 2. Put the figure inside the bag and get all of the air out before zipping it up. 3. Fill a pot or bowl with warm water. 4. Put the bag with the figure inside the water. 5. Wait 20-30 seconds, sometimes more, check every 10-20 seconds. 6. Success! (hopefully.) A hair dryer is way more straight forward, but you don't want to spend too much time heating parts, since it's a lot warmer than water, so check every 5-10 seconds when heating a part before you pop something off. Anyways, happy collecting, and hopefully my tips have been somewhat helpful, lol.
@Sativasoldier666v2 Thank you, chief! I sure do appreciate it. Never thought of the zip lock bag method! I'm use to burning my hands when touching my figure and some of that hot water would drip out! Happy collecting my friend!
Contact the good smile company they’ll more than likely send you a replacement for the part that broke or contact the retailer you bought it from and try and send it to figure back or get it replaced entirely
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This guy kind of reminds me of MDT He does WWE toy reviews.
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Thank you! ❤️
Awesome video❣️
Thanks, chief!
Did your figure come with a figma bag to put the accessories in? mine didn't, lol.. the S.H. Figuarts is so much better by a landslide, just needs a few coats of paint.
Also you could probably warm the face up with warm water, a hair dryer, or if you want to risk it - a heat gun, get a mini flat head screwdriver, then pry the joint out of the face, then super glue it back unto the head.
No it did not have the usual sandwich bag! I forgot to mention it, the chainsaw man figma did tho. And yes! Thank you! I did get that broke peg out afterwards. It's still super fragile but it's the sculpt I like so I kept it in. So thankfully her face doesn't wiggle under the bangs anymore!
@@CryptToys Agh! so they left the bag out on purpose, those cheap SOBs lmao, glad to hear you managed to fix it though, i applied some Tamiya grease on mine so the faceplate doesn't get stuck and accidentally break the peg.
Lol right? Thank you! Good idea, im definitely giving every figure from here out a quick dip in some hot water or a hair dryer before i go yanking anything off. @Sativasoldier666v2
@@CryptToys Haha, yeah you live and learn, speaking of which, if you are going to use the two methods i mentioned above then there's something you should know, hair dryers should only be used on softer, flexible or pliable plastics like PVC, meanwhile water can be used on most types of plastics, but be very careful with rigid or hard plastics and heat, once something warps, it's game-over.
There's a way to use the water method without getting your figure soaked, and this is the one i'd recommend using if a hair dryer isn't available, it works as follows:
1. Get your figure and a zip lock bag.
2. Put the figure inside the bag and get all of the air out before zipping it up.
3. Fill a pot or bowl with warm water.
4. Put the bag with the figure inside the water.
5. Wait 20-30 seconds, sometimes more, check every 10-20 seconds.
6. Success! (hopefully.)
A hair dryer is way more straight forward, but you don't want to spend too much time heating parts, since it's a lot warmer than water, so check every 5-10 seconds when heating a part before you pop something off.
Anyways, happy collecting, and hopefully my tips have been somewhat helpful, lol.
@Sativasoldier666v2 Thank you, chief! I sure do appreciate it. Never thought of the zip lock bag method! I'm use to burning my hands when touching my figure and some of that hot water would drip out! Happy collecting my friend!
Contact the good smile company they’ll more than likely send you a replacement for the part that broke or contact the retailer you bought it from and try and send it to figure back or get it replaced entirely
Good idea!
Are the figma blood swords firm and won’t warp in hot temperatures when the figure is in naturally hot temperatures?
They are definitely a harder plastic, shouldn't warp easily.
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Ive got to give Jujutsu Kaisen a try! Shocking enough, I know nothing about it! But ive heard nothing but good things!
@@CryptToys It’s a very good show. Both seasons have amazing animation and I love the fights!
I definitely gotta give it a watch! @@Jackuzi_
Dude you gotta lessen those clips in the middle, feels like watching the review is a waste of time.
Yeah it can definitely be a bit much, maybe I should tone it down.
12 minutes video 10 minutes cut scenes 2 minutes actual review lol
@@Mgh101590 Yeaaaaah, looking back its waaaay too much haha.
Bro i really wanted to like this video but all the cut scenes gave me autism
Yeah I've gotta find a better balance!