Integration

3233rafael · 07-16-2016, 08:23 AM

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Originally Posted by TheBlueMarvel

No sweat, dude. He did have a good bit of tooling in comparison to other DCUC figs. That said, Rex was a Collect and Connect, so more attention was going to be paid to detail. IMO most, if not all, DCUC figs hold up, but I'm a diehard fan...

Thank you, sir...but you've seen that pic...it's old and I posted it on this thread back when there used to be a lot of activity. To answer your question, yes, my fig's mud/clay/earthen leg falls off often. I bought another one and the same thing happened, ultimately selling the extra with a description of the 'problem.' I agree that it's a design flaw, similar to the dilemma I have with my Atom Smasher...

Oh wow...that's true. My Atom Smasher's legs fall easily. I had forgotten about that.

Edit: My green BAF Kalibak's arm (don't remember which one) fall off too.

07-16-2016, 08:23 AM	#9815
3233rafael Join Date: May 2013 Location: Texas Posts: 4,216	Quote: Originally Posted by TheBlueMarvel No sweat, dude. He did have a good bit of tooling in comparison to other DCUC figs. That said, Rex was a Collect and Connect, so more attention was going to be paid to detail. IMO most, if not all, DCUC figs hold up, but I'm a diehard fan... Thank you, sir...but you've seen that pic...it's old and I posted it on this thread back when there used to be a lot of activity. To answer your question, yes, my fig's mud/clay/earthen leg falls off often. I bought another one and the same thing happened, ultimately selling the extra with a description of the 'problem.' I agree that it's a design flaw, similar to the dilemma I have with my Atom Smasher... Oh wow...that's true. My Atom Smasher's legs fall easily. I had forgotten about that. Edit: My green BAF Kalibak's arm (don't remember which one) fall off too. Last edited by 3233rafael; 07-16-2016 at 08:25 AM..