@@davidwhale8146 - Thank you very much, I like your vids man. You have earned a subscriber, decent figure custom channels are hard to come by these days.
I've never worked with Transformers, but it will all depend in the type of plastic they use (whether it will soften under heat) and how the pins are engineered (whether they have something internal keeping then in place, unlike these).
If you mean disassembling the torso, you would need to crack it open at the seams. There are a few ways to do this - if you search "cracking Marvel Legends torso" on TH-cam, you should be able to find a couple tutorials.
@@davidwhale8146 I did this a few time but this figure the hole doesn't aline and the peg have the same size on both end so I couldn't put it back in, and than I messed up when heating and it melted 😭
I'm having the same problem with movie stormshadow. Pegs are same in both ends but can't get back in my thumbs and fingers are raw now from trying. I've heard many times no go on it
I use the same process, but instead of water, I use my wives hair dryer. It's quicker and you don't have to worry about having wet plastic slipping out of your hand, and accidentally slicing your hand open
Thanks for this. Been wanting to fix some of hasbro’s mistakes on a few of my figures but been nervous to damage them. This is super helpful
Thanks, man. Simple and informative
Thanks!
Cool, thank you
Thank u so much
Great video man, what figure is this? Looks perfect for a project I want to do :)
This is the Marvel Legends Ulysses Klau from Black Panther
@@davidwhale8146 - Thank you very much, I like your vids man. You have earned a subscriber, decent figure custom channels are hard to come by these days.
@@silaso-ren2857 thanks, I appreciate it!
funny enough here I am making a chainsaw man figure and this body looks perfect for the base haha
Does it work with metal pins?
And transformers with metal pins?
I've never worked with Transformers, but it will all depend in the type of plastic they use (whether it will soften under heat) and how the pins are engineered (whether they have something internal keeping then in place, unlike these).
Yes...i see
Where can I buy these
What about Disassembling a body like ulysses klaw that you have? Do i need a boormachine? 04:44 but the way how do I find such a thing on Amazon?
If you mean disassembling the torso, you would need to crack it open at the seams. There are a few ways to do this - if you search "cracking Marvel Legends torso" on TH-cam, you should be able to find a couple tutorials.
Nice video question does this work on g.i. Joe classified as well
Yes, it should work on any figure with pin joints.
Thats a snap ring plier, you'll probably be better off using a punch set
What about painless joints?
Sorry, no idea - I've never disassembled a painless joint.
There is no such thing as a Painless joint. You'll find that out when you get older lol
@@davidwhale8146
I think it’s “pinless”
I can't put it back in😐
Make sure you heat up the leg again and that you're putting the narrow end in first.
@@davidwhale8146 I did this a few time but this figure the hole doesn't aline and the peg have the same size on both end so I couldn't put it back in, and than I messed up when heating and it melted 😭
I'm having the same problem with movie stormshadow. Pegs are same in both ends but can't get back in my thumbs and fingers are raw now from trying. I've heard many times no go on it
@@Vander101 any updates?
This action figure pin just fucking declines to go through the joint
I use the same process, but instead of water, I use my wives hair dryer. It's quicker and you don't have to worry about having wet plastic slipping out of your hand, and accidentally slicing your hand open