[Tim]

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Originally Posted by Trivial Psychic

Thanks Sir!



Don't be afraid to try. We all start somewhere. Start small and cheap, and work your way up from there. I'm by no means a pro (there are people who are WAY better at this than me,) but I've only been able to get to this point by trying and (occasionally) screwing up along the way. You can do it.

For Iron Spidey, I drew a point where I wanted the back pack to sit, and once I was satisfied, used my dremel to drill a hole in the back using a 1/16 drill bit. The backpack from the basic figure has a peg on both sides, and while some folks use the one on the back, I wanted the back pack to be the proper way, meaning I had to shave down the peg on the front side, which has a weird shape similar to a trapezoid. Used my dremel to sand down the peg into something more cylindrical, with a lot of spot checks in between to make sure I wouldn't oversand, and make sure it would peg in and fit.



It sat a little wobbly at first in the back, but from there, I placed a little bit of Krazy Glue on the sanded down peg on the back pack, plugged it into the figure, and twisted and worked it a bit. Pulled the back pack off the figure, and then allowed the glue to cure. Now the pack sits solidly on the figure, and doesn't slide around, move, or fall off once pegged.

Here's how the pack looks from the back and the side. It looks a bit large, but it is an illusion really and it doesn't bother me all that much. It's similar to the Superior Venom/Lasher it terms of bulk in actuality, it just looks bigger due to the smaller frame on the MCU Spideys.

Awesome seriously thank you for the tutorial! Im gonna give it a shot haha.