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@kenyattaassaddeea7598 just be careful and don't get scammed. I found a body from China for $65. I watched it get shipped and delivered to Texas. I had to file a claim to get my money back. A new body should run around $80.

@@leviettri3576 I try not to because the plastic is usually really hard. I don't know if they've changed the plastic to be softer. I try to avoid popping those off.

@@609collector i just want to know if it is possible to pullout the whole leg bcuz i want to kit bash my wolverine with smth else

@@Carnivius_Prime That's why I do it

@@609collector Yeah, I just bought a second New Eternia Thunder Punch He-Man because I want to use the bigger chest (first introduced on Revolution Battle Armor He-Man) to bulk up the 1987 movie Dolph Lundgren He-Man figure and so I need to switch the waists. The new bigger chest and abs have a bit of a different shape inside where you prised that KG apart so not sure how it's gonna go but I'mma try. :)

@@609collector ok i can tell you that at some point Mattel changed that waist joint and the two figures I wanted to swap torsos, are incompatible and my attempt to try and make it fit resulted in wrecking both. Wheeee... Oh well, the movie He-Man is still cheap so i can replace that but i wanted him to have the new buff torso. He doesn't look bulky enough to be Dolph (even with the RamenToys head I got for him). Have a nice day!

@Carnivius_Prime that's rough. It happens sometimes. Even with older Marvel Legends which I'm most familiar with it was a crap chute. I'm not too familiar with this line but sometimes swapping limbs may be the best option

@@609collector Lil update. I managed to salvage my custom. The lower back piece still a lil fudged (and it's a total mess inside) but it's not too noticable and the 1987 movie harness wraps around in a way that keeps things together nicely too and the articulation of the torso and waist has remained mostly intact. :P The figure's not perfect but it works well enough that I don't need even the replacement 1987 movie figure I ordered but will use for comparison shots anyways. :) Thanks for the video assistance and motivation. Have a good day. :)

@@princenamor1939 glad you enjoyed it

@venomenoide thanks, hopefully in the near future I can get back to making videos. I've just been incredibly busy with work.

@ALEX_TROY724 if the water is steaming hot it'll work. Doesn't have to be boiling. It should be hot enough that you don't want to take a bath in it.

@@bananaOyster not at all

I actually finished the diorama if you look at the rest of the videos

@@609collector nice, looks very cool!

@@paulmitchell1099 good luck. If not neca I'm sure you can find the part somewhere

@davidponcedeleon1110 you'll have to find a seller that makes suits. Facebook is where I've found a lot of great customizers. Ebay may have some as well but that's sketchy. Instagram will probably have a lot as well. I got the dark blue on Facebook and it's great. The boots aren't the best but that's my only complaint. The seller makes a lot of stuff even some custom headsculpts.

There are many more videos on the channel

You can pull the shoulder out of the butterfly joint. The butterfly joint doesn't come out very easily. If you do get it out it may not go back in.

@@609collector i just did...it is VERY DIFFICULT to put back in because the joint is down side of the inner peck and it does not fit in there easy...with a lot of effort i put it back in ..but i will try not to engage with it any time soon...

Glad I could help. Hopefully I can start making videos again soon I've just been super busy since I moved from GA to NJ. Left my collection in storage down south and haven't bought anything new in a year. Ultimately my goal was always to help people. My Instagram link should be in the description I love it when people send me pics of what they've been able to make and I'd love to see your Batman. Later

@@609collector it doesnt even compete with the stuff youve got on there, this is my first time modifying a figure so its probably as good as itll get for now thanks again

@dr_busa_nutts we all start somewhere. I started watching Craig Warrick and Glenn Webb R.I.P. . These guys are goat's

@@609collector ill definitely check them out and some of your other videos next time i give it a shot

Thanks

Not for kicks but for educational purposes. I wanted to customize the figure and I wanted to share what I found. I was also able to sell the pieces to recoup the losses. I started selling mezco parts before most other people. It's how I was able to get back my money for some of the figures that had gone down in price. Suicide Squad Harley quinn was only selling for about $65 when I wanted to sell her. The parts however sold for over $120 when I took her apart. I sold the heads, body, clothes, weapons, accessories all separately and made my money back. As far as Batman is concerned there were a lot of valuable pieces there too. How would you replace a broken mezco elbow or knee joint? Some one would have to take one apart and be willing to sell the piece you need. Also I'm pretty sure I needed a replacement joint for one of my of my Deadpool figures.

I have other videos where I crack figures open. You can check them out

@@609collector Thanks man! I appreciate that

Most people crack the torso apart because it's 2 pieces of hard plastic glues together. There's a way to do it without cracking but I've only seen online once and I haven't tried it myself.

That's diabolical. Super glue wouldn't be the most reliable but I'm sure with a tiny screw and a pinhole driller you make the superglue work and a form or reinforcement. Thanks for the comment I'll keep it in mind.

By opening the figures chest. You may be able to pull them out when they're hot but they could get damaged and not be able to be reinstalled.

Sure I'll totally check it out

@@609collector - Okay, I'll let you know when it's done.

@@gbody2617 have you done it yet? :O

Not exactly sure what you're looking for. I will say 2 things. 1. The wrist pegs in the hand pull out just like the ones in the feet. They're the simplest joints on the whole figure. As I stated one of mine broke right out of the box so I dint want to pull them out and have it fall apart. 2. If no one shows how the shoulder comes apart it's because it's not meant to. Not sure how it's sealed but that peg coming out of the shoulder is just meant for up and down motion and it allows for 360° turning, that can be seen just by looking at it. The shoulder roll motion comes from the ball peg, which I showed. I'm not sure what you're looking for or why you'd need more but some things aren't meant to come apart. If you do cut one open I'd love to see what's in there myself.

Hey, my Instagram link is in the description. Message me there, and I'll see if I can help you.