Integration

Pravus Prime · 10-14-2018, 10:19 AM

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Originally Posted by DarkToyLord

how'd you get two coming out of the bottom on the Surfer one..??
you just fit two in there and they actually FIT wit the screw??

Use the connector that you use for the "claws", instead of two curved pieces to loop around the figures waist, two straight long pieces instead.

The long piece under the board supports that while the clip keeps Surfer from moving.

I had hoped and tried to complete the triangle, but it's just not possible in any way that I could figure that didn't require a ton of work and parts while this was very solid to my surprise.

As a side note, I did fix the pose and the level-ness of the board after I put the figure back in the home office display, so the board is a bit more level and Surfer's back leg is a bit more natural. In trying various configurations and seeing how stable it was, Surfer fell off a few times and I didn't fix that before I took the pictures.

There are a ton of pictures of various configurations for the stands on the Amazon listing, even showing a configuration that can hold up a gatorade like bottle. That's the first one I tried, but couldn't come up with a way to hold the board securely and eventually went to just the long piece under the board and was surprised at how well that worked.

10-14-2018, 10:19 AM	#47240
Pravus Prime Wielding Mjolnir! Join Date: Oct 2011 Posts: 383	Quote: Originally Posted by DarkToyLord how'd you get two coming out of the bottom on the Surfer one..?? you just fit two in there and they actually FIT wit the screw?? Use the connector that you use for the "claws", instead of two curved pieces to loop around the figures waist, two straight long pieces instead. The long piece under the board supports that while the clip keeps Surfer from moving. I had hoped and tried to complete the triangle, but it's just not possible in any way that I could figure that didn't require a ton of work and parts while this was very solid to my surprise. As a side note, I did fix the pose and the level-ness of the board after I put the figure back in the home office display, so the board is a bit more level and Surfer's back leg is a bit more natural. In trying various configurations and seeing how stable it was, Surfer fell off a few times and I didn't fix that before I took the pictures. There are a ton of pictures of various configurations for the stands on the Amazon listing, even showing a configuration that can hold up a gatorade like bottle. That's the first one I tried, but couldn't come up with a way to hold the board securely and eventually went to just the long piece under the board and was surprised at how well that worked. __________________ Last edited by Pravus Prime; 10-14-2018 at 10:23 AM..