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Thread: Fixing 3.75" Figs
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Old 03-02-2012, 01:11 PM   #8
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The customizers will probably have better answers, but Super Glue might help your issue. Just drop a few drops of Super Glue on the tab/peg part and wait for it to fully dry, then pop it in place. You're basically just making the peg thicker so hopefully it holds in place with the added friction.

I've done this to help loose limbs on a few figures of mine, but that's the extent of my toy fixing skills.
That works well for fixing ball joints (I've had to do this with lots of Transformers), but I was hoping to get the hand to actually peg in like it's supposed to. As you mentioned, friction would be the only thing holding it together and it wouldn't really work like a peg.
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