Heck yah man! The fact that LJN made the post for the head was really dumb! Who knows what the reason for why they did that besides maybe cutting costs. Great job on the repair!
If I would have known that it was a neck peg similar to Return of the Jedi figures I never would have attempted to crack open the Warduke torso. I was sure that the neck was molded to the head. I could have shown also how to restring a figure with a broken O ring. Maybe another video. Thanks for your continued support.
I just started getting back into these figures and it's a great help to see the inside anatomy. Is there an online group that you know of devoted only to the LJN toys?
I see a lot of broken ljn d&d. so far, no problems personally. I am however expecting it to happen with aging plastic. just had to voice my shield strength as I cower behind that shield in fear....my toys will break! sorry. getting...emotional.
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That was a smart way of fixing the Warduke action figure with boiling water-
Thanks Matt. Watching Retroblasting and Toy Polloi have taught me well.
Very cool John glad to see Warduke back in action!
Your addition was the tipping point here. Thanks for the Warduke head transplant.
John Wild no problem glad I could help
I used to have to always glue the head back on to this figure as a kid. Lol.
This was a awesome toyline!
Watch Count's Toy Rooms of Insanity covering this wonderful toy line. Here's a link.
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Nice repair John !.....Warduke back in action now...lol
Thanks Diz.
I have the battle action War Duke, There is no rubberband, thank God!
Heck yah man! The fact that LJN made the post for the head was really dumb! Who knows what the reason for why they did that besides maybe cutting costs. Great job on the repair!
If I would have known that it was a neck peg similar to Return of the Jedi figures I never would have attempted to crack open the Warduke torso. I was sure that the neck was molded to the head. I could have shown also how to restring a figure with a broken O ring. Maybe another video. Thanks for your continued support.
it's interesting to see how ljn constructed them.
nice work
the surprise of how hot boiled water toys get is next to the pain of how hot boiled water toys get.
Yes thanks for describing the process. Of the surgery you’re the manJohn wild
Thanks. Just glad to have my Warduke back.
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Same to you Shawn. Thanks for your support.
I just started getting back into these figures and it's a great help to see the inside anatomy.
Is there an online group that you know of devoted only to the LJN toys?
Count Stankus is the foremost expert in LJN AD&D action figures. If you haven't already checked out his reviews.. what are you waiting for?
Dude, The Count is what got me back into this whole mess! I've got a partial Fortress of Fangs so his tour of the old place was super cool.
your MacGyver knife is black. cool.
I see a lot of broken ljn d&d. so far, no problems personally. I am however expecting it to happen with aging plastic. just had to voice my shield strength as I cower behind that shield in fear....my toys will break! sorry. getting...emotional.