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Is it hard to keep the vinyl of the suit from creasing? I own the figure and I really am worried about the material of the suit.
 
Is it hard to keep the vinyl of the suit from creasing? I own the figure and I really am worried about the material of the suit.
I've had no issues as of yet. I've had the arm bent a little over 90 degrees for about the last month. I just made it straight and there are no creases.
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WARNING
Do yourself a favor and loosen the screw in the ankle joint (just a bit) so it doesn’t sound like a ratchet joint (because it’s not). The screws were tightened so much that when I tried to bend the foot in the proper way, the peg snapped off in the foot. And I’m very careful with these things.
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If you you do end up breaking the peg, here’s one possible fix:
Old Sideshow foot pegs. Just sand down or dremmel the foot connector a wee bit. Works like a charm.
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Which side of the foot connector?
 
WARNING
Do yourself a favor and loosen the screw in the ankle joint (just a bit) so it doesn’t sound like a ratchet joint (because it’s not). The screws were tightened so much that when I tried to bend the foot in the proper way, the peg snapped off in the foot. And I’m very careful with these things.
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If you you do end up breaking the peg, here’s one possible fix:
Old Sideshow foot pegs. Just sand down or dremmel the foot connector a wee bit. Works like a charm.
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So I actually just ended up breaking the joint on mine, and struggling to find a replacement. I don't own any old Sideshow figures and am thinking of buying a part of one to replace the joint, which did you use?
 
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