J3D1_KN1GHT
Super Freak
God knows how those children at the factory managed to compress those springs!
Unless they have small head, big arm for smesh!
Unless they have small head, big arm for smesh!
Makes me scared to ever post the damn thing whatsoever. $500 for a paintjob on a flimsy figure.
Oh no, The Boss will get cheaper, I can see that happening But Naked Snake I will contemplateJust bite the bullet man, they'll probably wont get any cheaper.
Truest statement in this thread.The things we've done for MGS...
I don't want to send everyone into a panic. All of the rest of the joints seem like they are able to move pretty well with little trouble. Most of them are button-press joints anyway. It's just that this particular joint is pretty much hollow and the two gears fit together extremely tight. Enough that I had to pry them apart with a screw driver. So there's quite a bit of torque needed to actually get the gear teeth to slide over each other when you turn it.
I wonder if like that for all the RAYs, or if whether someone overtightened the joint during assembly. It really sucks that you've had to apply so much force to get it move as advertised.
There is no over tightening it. The joint is just two plastic gears shoved together (kinda like the pic below). The two gears fit together pretty snugly. One gear is stationary and the you turn the other, and the angle of the teeth on the gears causes one gear to kinda pop out so you can turn it. The big spring then pushes the gears back together once the teeth line up properly again.