My One Problem with Mezco Figures

[@TheFightQueen]

My first Mezco stand stumped me for a minute as well but you just use the bottom peg of the arm to push out the piece of plastic! From the underside of the base though, not the top!
Also ignore how some of the other people are acting in this comment section as they clearly cannot remember what it was like to be a new customer of Mezco figures!
Happy Collecting!

[@davidswan5295]

Thank you so much for your kind response. I think it's time I take a break and decide whether I want to continue my channel. If these are some examples of the Mezco community then maybe I'll collect in private.

[@jasonpatchen1912]

simple sir unscrew the screws at the first and second joint romove the lonest section replace it with the second longest section screw t back together there you have it

[@davidmarrero9608]

Mezco years ago literally posted an article on how to remove the peg from the bases for people confused on it even can watch other videos on collectors who have reviewed mezco figures. You use the bottom peg of that said "bracer" which i honestly never heard anyone call it that especially peoplw who collect Hot Toy when they have stand with arm that hold their figures.
Its really simple just force pops it off akso the screws can be tightened on the armature to adjust the tightness if the arm stand. As for mezco figures being "top heavy" thats typically any figure though and you gotta remember mezco is 90% fabric so sometimes the boots are a bit too tight on the fabric if the figure since mezco glues the boots to the pants.

[@chiefdan209]

Dude, just use the bottom peg on the stand stand to push the peg up from the bottom of the base. Also, unscrew the sections of the stand to adjust its size. One section is longer than the other, so you can have three different lengths.

[@davidswan5295]

Thank you, this is all super useful. I did try awhile back to push the peg out and it just wouldn't go. I'll try again. I hadn't though of removing a joint from the brace. Thank you

[@chiefdan209]

@@davidswan5295 Adjusting the size of the stand works well. Because I live in an area with frequent sonic booms and earthquakes, I use the flight stand even when figures are posed with both feet on the base. The shorter section works best for most One:12 figures.

[@garnetnelson1419]

You my friend needs to know how to use a blow dryer and pop the lower boots off and add a THIN layer of super glue to BOTH ball pegs if they are loose. If that’s too much maybe collecting actions figures aren’t your thing 🤦🏽‍♂️

[@davidswan5295]

ok

[@davidmarrero9608]

Even a basic collector should search this information right here ☝🏻I've been collecting since early 2010's and learned a lot. I honestly am dumbfounded how this guy is confused how to pop the peg from the base when there are literally TONS of Mezco reviews out there that have shown this process even in the early 2010's Mezco literally put an article they shared on Facebook to their site showing how to pop the peg from the base.
So there's no excuse for how he doesn't know it. Also I've never heard any collect call the armature attachment of a base a "bracer" that's so weird. Not bashing the guy but seriously this video seems very baity and disingenuous and seems more like those fake videos of someone pretending to be dumb to rage people.

[@jasonpatchen1912]

if you have instagram i can send pics on what to do its harder to explain it then to do it lol

[@davidswan5295]

I think I get what you're saying. I'll play around with it today. Thank you so much.