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That’s good to know.
1984 is my only WW figure, but the body is holding up very well looks the same as it did when I opened the box and it does seem very sturdy.
Wonder Woman 1984 - 1/6th scale Wonder Woman Collectible Figure
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1984 is my only WW figure, but the body is holding up very well looks the same as it did when I opened the box and it does seem very sturdy.
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I think it's as nice as the WB100 one. Beautiful pics!
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Thanks!
I tried to capture the look of the WB100 as best I could, if I could find a way to get the hair a little more under control it would b awesome.
But that said, the 1984 version is great right out of the box without any modification.
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newapelles
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Restyled my WW84's hair a bit. Seems to be holding up well despite being made of that crappy synthetic material.
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It looks good
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Really nice work, did you have a difficult time restyling?
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The synthetic hair has a tendency to frizz, so controlling that was a challenge. Took a bit of patience to get right
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So, now that you have worked with this hair quite a bit at this point what do you think is the best approach for dealing with the hair?
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I applied a little hair gel (just enough to hold most of the hair in place) and every couple months I use a wet q-tip to tame any random strands
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That sounds like a great approach, I didn’t even think about the maintenance every few months.
What is your preferred gel to use?
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I used Amos 04 gel. It gives the hair a nice firm hold but doesn't make it too crunchy
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Great, thanks!
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Nobody tried to put the sculpted hair on the Golden armor head ? I know it would require some work, probably destroying the WW84 head to detache the hair but...it sounds possible, right ?
I might try that if I can find the WW 84 and the GA head separately
I might try that if I can find the WW 84 and the GA head separately
The head sculpt looks great on the Golden Armor figure!!! 
Except for the part where it doesn't quite sit securely on the neck because of all the sculpted hair (speaking from experience)The head sculpt looks great on the Golden Armor figure!!!
Nice to see you back on the boards!
Except for the part where it doesn't quite sit securely on the neck because of all the sculpted hair (speaking from experience)
Yep! HT (unfortunately) made the sculpted head incompatible, plus the neck socket is recessed a bit deep into the head and the GA figure’s neck is a bit on the shorter side. I just need to find a way to secure it onto the neck somehow
Nice to see you back on the boards!
Thank you! Glad to be able to pop in and see you and everyone as well skizziod !
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