[Trivial Psychic]

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Originally Posted by En Sabah Nerd

Got my first two figures from the Stilt-Man wave in from Amazon. Obviously Peter does not come with the burger but I had to let him borrow it since he has the drink (the burger came with the DST Jules from Pulp Fiction). Getting my complaint out of the way, my figure's lower left knee hinge is seriously stuck (heating it up did nothing) and some other joints took some effort to get moving which isn't what I like to see on a Hasbro figure. Other than that though I really dig hobo Peter. The expressions on his faces are great (although I wish the partly masked head also had the stubble paint) and I like all else that he comes with. Gwen is pretty great then except that mine's left knee is even worse than Peter's. Both hinges are locked and I'm seriously worried I'm gonna break it somehow if I keep on going at it with the hairdryer to try and loosen it up. Everything else though is moving alright and she can stand perfectly well so I'm not losing sleep over it. Both heads straight up nail her look and I also feel like the hips are a bit retooled from previous versions for a little more range. I think my only bonus wish for this figure would've been to include some wall-crawling open hands. Of course that is totally made up for then by also getting Spider-Ham who gets pretty decent mileage out of only having a ball-jointed head.

Everyone has been clamoring for the pinless tech...and now we're paying for it, because Hasbro seriously has no idea how to implement it properly. I hope you're able to get them unstuck.

Also, the booted foot on my Peter B was assembled wrong. I've noticed it on yours as well. It's an easy fix...all you have to do is rotate the boot and swivel the ankle accordingly to match it up. You'll get much better articulation out of it as a result.