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Brainiac
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Yes very unlikely, especially not so soon....
myfeetarehappy
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It's still widely available new for a reasonable cost.
cofphoto
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Considering everything that comes with it, this thing is a STEAL for under $300, IMO.
Chr0n0
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It is a ridiculously good set.
I had no idea it could do this pose! I think I might have to switch mine up.
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All right. Just bought one here on the forums for $267 shipped. Pretty happy with that price.
Username where did you find that record player at?
Username where did you find that record player at?
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This set truly does rock. Nothing but awesomeness.
hokietwo
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Must have set if you have a HOA. Playing beat the clock with the 42 on my workshop dio. Cant wait to set it up on the elevator. 
I made it myself.
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No idea, that one isn't my figure and I haven't gotten around to trying it yet.
Hopefully this will help you guys out. Here's a much less exciting angle that might help you get a better idea of how its positioned.
Action Figure Magic.
It's been a while since I sold the figure but from what I can remember, there wasn't any risk to the body. Just a little stress on the pants, but nothing serious. It also worked best by only using the center part of the stand like shown. That way his resting knee wouldn't have to be bent all the way.
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Hopefully this will help you guys out. Here's a much less exciting angle that might help you get a better idea of how its positioned.
Action Figure Magic.
It's been a while since I sold the figure but from what I can remember, there wasn't any risk to the body. Just a little stress on the pants, but nothing serious. It also worked best by only using the center part of the stand like shown. That way his resting knee wouldn't have to be bent all the way.
The first pic makes it look Bleh but shows how to do it, I'll give it a crack in a few, thanks.
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Hey all, I got a slight issue. My Tonys right are fell off. The piece that holds the peg in came with it. It came unglued. Any way of fixing it or a certain glue I can use to reattached the piece? Thanks!
Yeah. Heat it up with a hairdryer or warm water then remove it. When it's removed, warm it up again, then glue it back into the upper arm and leave for an hour or two to set.
Just the female part. Wait until it's set to try the arm in there.
Just the female part. Wait until it's set to try the arm in there.
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I easily can take the one part off without heating it up but I found a solution for now until I can glue it back in. I rolled some scotch tape up in the arm and it holds both the piece and arm in place very well. No more falling off and can move it around.
Same thing happened to mine. I just used a dab of some standard super glue and haven't had any problems since. Now the knees on mine are another story... There doesn't appear to be anything broken with them, it's just the knee joint will not stay tightly pegged into the lower legs.
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