Integration

Kamatayan · 07-26-2015, 08:18 AM

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Originally Posted by ukmu

You will most likely have to kitbash one together. There is a super recipe out there, I will try and find it. Takes like three or four Spideys, using the best bits from each to combine into one that Hasbro should have given us. Also, a lot of folks put tiny powerful magnets in his feet.

There is also the SDCC version of him as well. It is from 2010 and is fantastic I hear. There are sure.to be some awesome reviews on YouTube of him. I haven't checked prices or rarity but I would image he isn't cheap. I like to have the rarest version of a classic character if possible. I haven't bothered with this version though. Perhaps I will look into it soon.

I think the best route is to seek out the parts Spidey to Spidey. One has rocker ankles, one has a double pivotal wrist, one has thigh swivels, one has swivel calves...etc. Study pics and put him together. Good news is it will be cheap as Spidey figures are not exactly rare.

Watch a lot of reviews on YouTube and you can come up with your own unique recipe. I am sure you can come up with 25 points of articulation if you do your homework.

I sought that one out not to long ago. The cheapest I found it was at $25. But I didn't look very hard. I think that figure is actually one of the very first 3 3/4" Marvel figures. From what I've seen in reviews, it has pretty good articulation, but it's not as good as the TASM Super Articulated figure. Here's a picture of it next to the TASM Super Articulated figure for comparison.

I'm gonna have to look for that piece when I'm done hunting down the figures seen in my signature. The Raimi Spider-Man will always have a special place in my heart.

07-26-2015, 08:18 AM	#16940
Kamatayan Join Date: Apr 2015 Posts: 1,562	Quote: Originally Posted by ukmu You will most likely have to kitbash one together. There is a super recipe out there, I will try and find it. Takes like three or four Spideys, using the best bits from each to combine into one that Hasbro should have given us. Also, a lot of folks put tiny powerful magnets in his feet. There is also the SDCC version of him as well. It is from 2010 and is fantastic I hear. There are sure.to be some awesome reviews on YouTube of him. I haven't checked prices or rarity but I would image he isn't cheap. I like to have the rarest version of a classic character if possible. I haven't bothered with this version though. Perhaps I will look into it soon. I think the best route is to seek out the parts Spidey to Spidey. One has rocker ankles, one has a double pivotal wrist, one has thigh swivels, one has swivel calves...etc. Study pics and put him together. Good news is it will be cheap as Spidey figures are not exactly rare. Watch a lot of reviews on YouTube and you can come up with your own unique recipe. I am sure you can come up with 25 points of articulation if you do your homework. I sought that one out not to long ago. The cheapest I found it was at $25. But I didn't look very hard. I think that figure is actually one of the very first 3 3/4" Marvel figures. From what I've seen in reviews, it has pretty good articulation, but it's not as good as the TASM Super Articulated figure. Here's a picture of it next to the TASM Super Articulated figure for comparison. I'm gonna have to look for that piece when I'm done hunting down the figures seen in my signature. The Raimi Spider-Man will always have a special place in my heart. __________________ Feedback Last edited by Kamatayan; 07-26-2015 at 08:24 AM..