[Trivial Psychic]

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Originally Posted by Nitelife

Oh i know im just messing with dtl. Wasnt there a version that actually had a shirt and not a bare chested moobs one?

I honestly don't think there was. The only one that I can recall that had a shirted variant was with the Super Hero Squad figures. I could be wrong though.

I just thought I'd throw this out there for you guys who might be interested, but I recently came across a couple of Chinese sellers on eBay that were selling various sets of hands, including web slinging, fisted, and accessory holding hands. Noting that too many of my female figs have limited options featuring only gesturing and fisted hands, I said what the hell and picked up a set of accessory hands.



Three weeks later, they finally arrived, and I'm VERY happy with them. They do indeed work perfectly with most female molds, and while they come a bit unfinished (You can see in the photos that there are little bits of plastic that need to be trimmed off, and some have purple marbling, probably from another colored plastic that was originally in the mold,) but they are easily fixed, and since they are white, are an easy prime to paint if needed. The hinges work perfectly, are nice and tight, and they pop on and off like any other set of working female hands. I HIGHLY recommend looking into them, especially if you want to add a couple of different display options to your figures. I'll be painting one or two of these up for Claire Temple definitely in the near future so she can finally hold some doctor tools.

They are several different sellers that carry them, featuring everything from thwipping hands, to fists. If you perform a general search on eBay for Marvel Legends hands, you'll come across them and filter through lowest prices first, you'll come across them. (The seller I went through specifically was one by the name of Vmaont.)

Ten pairs of hands will run you less than 8 dollars shipped...so there's no better deal out there. The listings however don't tell you what types of figures though they are for specifically (as in male or female,) so compare them to your figures at home before buying. I've noticed most are color coded a certain way...many of the Spider-Man hands for example are cast in a light blue, while many of the female hands are casted in either purple, white, or black, so look through them carefully.

I can't recommend them enough though...especially when you have scalpers out there pulling apart any figure they can get their hands on and selling the loose parts and accessories as much as ten dollars or more a pop. I'll probably be picking up a couple of the Spidey hand sets once the next pay day rolls round...