Asmus Toys: Witch-king figure

[marker2037]

Don't worry about the strings Chev. Like Mags said, it happens with everything.

 

[The Chev]

OK, well I've never seen that before. However, if you guys say it's normal, then I trust you.

Just curious what other figures have this too?

 

[shocktrooper_au]

On any cloth with heavy weathering I think it acceptable to see afew loose threads, is anyone water treating? I kinda like him straight out of the box after minor adjustment

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My biggest complaint is the arms are a tad short

 

[Maglor]

OK, well I've never seen that before. However, if you guys say it's normal, then I trust you.

Just curious what other figures have this too?

A small fabric scissors is a good thing to have in your futzing kit, along with a tweezers.

 

[The Chev]

A small fabric scissors is a good thing to have in your futzing kit, along with a tweezers.

Tweezers, Check. I'll have to get a pair of fabric scissors.

 

[The Chev]

I forgot to mention that I love the rocky display stand that came with it. It's got some weight to it and it doesn't feel like a plastic stand like some other companies would have given ups.

 

[The Chev]

Also will a hair dryer help me get the left hand back on? It's the one that gave me mega problems

 

[Crimsonbob]

Pop it in the sink in hot water.

 

[Maglor]

I'm a fan of the dry heat (hair dryer) method, personally. But hot water works too.

 

[Crimsonbob]

Dry heat can melt some plastics whilst hot or boiling water can't. I learnt that lesson the heard way a few years back on 1 of my sideshow stormies chest armour lol.

 

[Maglor]

And I've experienced discoloration from boiling water, so I guess there are potential drawbacks to either.

I just find hot air easier to control.

 

[Crimsonbob]

And I've experienced discoloration from boiling water, so I guess there are potential drawbacks to either.

I just find hot air easier to control.

Yeah either on the hands is fine anyway

 

[BlackSheep]

My Morgul Lord arrived from Animarket. I removed the clothes from the arms, I prefer it with the armored arms, like the scene with gandalf on Minas Tirith.
I have a problem with the knees and elbows armor pieces, the joints of the armor are very loose. Any Ideas of how can I fix that? Any of you have the same problem? Thanks

 

[Stealth V3teran]

The armored arms showing looks great. Im hoping Waiman at OSB has some of these left come Wednesday when i get paid so i can pick him up.

 

[The Chev]

My Morgul Lord arrived from Animarket. I removed the clothes from the arms, I prefer it with the armored arms, like the scene with gandalf on Minas Tirith.
I have a problem with the knees and elbows armor pieces, the joints of the armor are very loose. Any Ideas of how can I fix that? Any of you have the same problem? Thanks

That's a great looks.

Yes, I have the same problem with the armor on the elbows and knees. The Left elbow armor actually popped off when I was trying to switch out hands.

However, this figure overall is very nice to look at. I'm just hoping Gothmog doesn't have the same armor issues.

 

[eczamurai]

OK, well I've never seen that before. However, if you guys say it's normal, then I trust you.

Just curious what other figures have this too?

I've had it on Emperor palpatine, Jedi Luke, and Joker.

 

[eczamurai]

Just unofficial news,

we will give away a an Asmus own free upgraded body for Morgul Lord in our next 1/6 LOTR figure. so buyers can swap the body themselves...

(but I guess with me saying it, would make it official...)

If it were a "normal" ringwraith it came with more power to you, however orcs don't interest me so yeah.

( I haven't ordered this one yet but it's on the to-do list! )

 

[The Chev]

I've had it on Emperor palpatine, Jedi Luke, and Joker.

Really? Mine didn't. Interesting.


Here's a few shots I took today for fun.

 

[The Josh]

I know this guy has hands with bendable fingers but lets becareful of how we pose them.

 

[SurlyJ]

Sausage fingers.