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I've had more NECA figures break then McFarlane. True story.
does the hot water trick and moving them really gently work the same way,when their broke in the pack, not opened??
Then you're blind for not seeing that before you buy it
Joints could appear to be in place, yet still be broken.
maybe we'll get some new updates this week.
I want to see series 4 packanging pics.
me too, and soon.
Well Dillon has settled a score with the P1 at last - my Series 3 masked P1's left arm broke off at the elbow. Thanks NECA.
While I was intending to do as Prefused keeps telling us, immerse the figure in hot water, I foolishly thought it might be able to withstand the lightest initial attempt at, well, using the articulation it was given. Not so. Broke off at the barest pressure. So far the Elder is fine after the hot water thing.
However I'm not convinced that would have helped my T2 series 3 T-1000s. Took another look at those last night and quite literally every single one of them is either broken or has a visible joint weakness where they are bound to break if I make any attempt to move the joint. Some of them have multiple breaks - heads, shoulders and elbows. The joints on that figure were an absolute joke, I don't care how 'cheap' they are. What the hell happened there? My series 1 and 2 T-800s were all fine.
In fairness though, I think I got lucky with the paintjobs on my Predators series 3 and latest The Terminator/T2 figures. Not as messy as I feared they would be.
Yep. I just said to myself "I'll see if it has stuck joints first before I bother filling the sink" and gave the arm a slight nudge - snap. Seems you cannot risk moving anything at all to any degree on a NECA figure till you dunk it in hot water. Though as I said I don't think even that would have helped the T-1000 situation.
I do like the new colour tones on the series 3 masked though. Much better than the yellow of the previous classic/P1s.