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Old 03-02-2012, 01:28 PM   #9
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I recently had two figures have their swivel wrists come right off, pretty much right out of the package. One was from the Iron Man line, other was from GI Joe. There is no torn plastic as far as I can tell, it just looks like the nub on the hand isn't catching anything inside the wrist.

Have you guys had figures like that? How do you fix it?
Superglue is ok,but the obvious danger makes me scream everytime someone mentions it,the best and,i believe HISStank approved method is to use clear nail varnish,coat the inside of the socket,and the outside of the peg,leave to dry overnight,then push the two back together.(it also works a treat for ARAH Joes knees and hip joints,with those you have to strip the figures right down,and coat the inner faces of the joints,when you tighten em up...BANG the looseness is GONE!!!)
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