No problem.
If you only care about him looking good and not how he feels, you could do what I did and just unscrew it, take off the rubber stopper covers on the waist ball joint and ab ball joint, then snap the torso together and maybe only put back one or two screws instead of all 4 (another problem with the assembly is that they screwed all 4 in so tightly that there wasn't any give between the torso holes and the balljoints). Combined with the rubber caps, it causes way too much friction which is why people were snapping their bodies.
The only downside is that you'll have a super loose waist BUT you gain two great ball jointed articulation points out of it and a straight looking/non wonky torso. So it's loose (not in the broken sense) but it's free to move around and pose. You can get him looking tall and straight, get him crouched nicely in a punching or cape flight pose or have him do turns.
You'll see when you do it.
Another thing that kinda pisses me off is that those new 2016 batches are different from the ones you and I bought in 2013. The capes on those are longer and the proper length, the rubber caps aren't utilized and they changed the foot/boot design so that instead of having just that swivel articulation at the shoe cut, you can actually get rotation, rocker and ankle pivot. His center of gravity is much better and he doesn't take any spills. Makes me wonder if the Aliens Queen rerelease and ED-209 rerelease will be changed in production for the better.
Hopefully everything is worked out with this Arnold and he's not too rigid or difficult to make look good on display. I would have loved double jointedelbows and knees (especially for holding the minigun), but it is what it is. They have been imroving with every 1/4 figure they do, so I expect good things from this QS T-800. Sure is a far cry from this,
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