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Thread: DC 3.75/4" Appreciation Thread
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Old 09-18-2015, 07:25 AM   #3667
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As its soft plastic a good super glue will make it almost impossible to come off. If you were gluing hard plastic yes the risk of such thing to happen would be big. By the way you don't have to do anything to the pins on the Lady J discs, they go inside and stay secure the torso just fine. Off course put the torso in hot water before inserting the arms in, this will ease the process.
That is reassuring about the soft plastic. I usually use a hair dryer to warm up figures, probably due to my fear of screws getting rusty on old gi joes when I was younger. Just something about placing figures in water...
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