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Originally Posted by Poison Shadow

That was probably me. Can't locate my pictures of the process anymore, but I think I posted about it in page 40-50 of this thread, assuming you use default forum displays.

The gist of it is to drill a tiny hole in the shoulder socket, and a matching one on the inner shoulder of the arm, then insert a twisty-tie (cut to length) into both pieces and secure in place with glue. If it's a thin twisty-tie, fold it over to help make it a more snug fit inside the pieces before gluing.

The fix should allow the figure the same range of movement as it had originally, and could possibly even increase it depending on the figure itself.

Thanks! So, does the twisty tie do the bending when you position the arm up and down?