[Tim]

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Originally Posted by Trivial Psychic

If you do it right, you shouldn't need anything other than an exacto knife, and silver and black paint. It's a really easy upgrade to do, and there are several tutorials on Youtube if you need to know exactly how it's done.





If I had to narrow it down to one Marvel Legend in particular, that award definitely goes to the Spider-Man 3 Movie Sandman figure. The sculpt is nice, and bears a really good resemblance to Thomas Hayden Church, but the leg articulation on the figure is utter garbage, due to its awful hip design straight out of the early days of Toybiz. You can't kick his leg forward, or even have him stepping forward, without turning the whole thing 90 degrees. It's awful.

Second place goes to the Spider-Man classics Scorpion Venom. He looked cool in the package, and I was excited to have a Mac Gargan version of Venom, but once I got him out of the package, I realized I spent ten bucks on essentially a Venom paperweight. One of the few figures I actually have gotten rid of.

Honorable mention goes to the non Legends Pacific Rim line of figures. Peruse a NECA thread one day whenever a new one comes out, and you will more than likely find me bitching about it, usually because they tend to break or have some sort of QC issue straight out of the package. And yet, I still continue to buy them because I'm simply a huge fan of the film and the franchise. I'm a sucker.

Thanks man i might try and see if i can fix my ant man. Luckily I didn't pick up that Sandman cuz i hated that movie especially when he turned into emo peter parker that was shit lol. Thats what Dtl and I were talking about straight out of package without even trying to move a joint just taking him out my Neca 7" Christopher Reeves superman' hand completely broke and So did Dtl's superman Arm they use the weakest joints on some of their figures, I haven't had a problem with Neca's 7" Heath Ledger Joker yet.