Hot Toys –MMS120 - Iron Man 2: War Machine full spec and pics
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Lol absolutely! Neither of them have arcs that white and WM definitely doesn't have eyes that bright....
Nice looking pic regardless, though.
I want to see that picture without the edit
Ok I don't know if this is the right place to post this but here goes . . . while in the process of unscrewing the areas where the batteries are . . . the 2 surfaces of the screws' head (neck area and back area) became worn out in the process. I have no idea on how to fix this and would greatly appreciate any help and advice on how ti fix this problem without damaging the figure in the process. Thanks and best regards.
Try a flat head screw driver so you don't strip the screw
I have exactly the same problem. The screw on the neck just spun and stripped the second I tried to turn it. Trying different screwdrivers and in the end actually trying to force it out just made things worse. It's strange because the screwdriver I used works find on the arms and back and works fine on my Mark IV and III.
its because you arent going at it perfectly straight...use a small flat-head and you'll be fine
These screws are small and soft and you have to use the right bit with enough force to keep the bit from slipping and stripping the screw. Ones stripped only thing you can do is to use a drill small enough bit or better yet a dremel and reverse drill the screw slowly in hopes the bit will grab the screw and unscrew it
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Post some pics so I can see what happened
even if you strip it, there should be enough left in there for a small flat-head to grab which wont strip it anymore either
how you really chewed it up lol....
two possible fixes...
1. get a dremel tool and cut a notch in the screw head so you can still use a flat-head
2. use a dremel or small drill bit and drill out the head of the screw so you can get the compartment open, then just replace the screw
two possible fixes...
1. get a dremel tool and cut a notch in the screw head so you can still use a flat-head
2. use a dremel or small drill bit and drill out the head of the screw so you can get the compartment open, then just replace the screw
Wow, that sucks. Mine if really worn but that is nearly destroyed.
Sucks man, I think that drilling maybe your only option.
You can always but a new neck on ebay too if it doesn't work*sigh* :/ ah well best try it hope I don't screw it all up
My pleasure...about your neck led, if you turn it on and leave it on does the light get dimmer?
