Nice job on the fix! I really enjoy seeing these kind of videos from you! Love it when you get adventurous, amigo! lol Personally, I'd love to see you shave that nub down to fix the gap, but it's your call to make. I think that if you did that, it would be the true fix that you desired to achieve from the start, and you'll ultimately be happier with the repair.
Thanks, Loston!! I think you're right that it'll be a good thing to try out. I might just do it as a YT Short though as I don't think I"ll need a full video for that!
weeks ago I did the same operation on the left arm of my vault guardsman, initially the movement also blocked due to the size of the screw I used but I cut the screw and managed to adjust the correct size to achieve normal movement.
Thank you for making this video! Recently one of my marvel legends arms came off and I was searching for tips to fix it and I found this video so thank you ❤
You should be able to use the exact screw I used(link in description) and you shouldn't have to cut it to make it work. If you do want to cut it, then you only would need to cut off the very bottom of it. I hope that helps!
Hey I'm so sorry for the late reply! I just made a few pictures comparisons that I think will answer your question: instagram.com/p/C1duYGhOgsa/?igsh=MTc4MmM1YmI2Ng==
Something I have noticed on the arms of this particular mold is that the left bicep and shoulder usually have a small gap between the peg for whatever reason
I’m tryna fix my Ultimate Spider-Man figure’s arm as well, but not sure what screw to use cuz the body mold is much smaller. Scared to try it without knowing what size is a good fit first.
@@ComicallyToys yeah, I did that just now, though, it took effort popping it out. Now it’s about finding the right sized screw. Hopefully it works out for me!
Hey comically do u think this would work on the X-men 97 wolverine figure cuz this happened to me and I wanna fix it so badly but idk if this will work on him
It should! The whole legends line has the same basic engineering so conceptually it should be the same. The only difference might be how big of a peg/nub(the part on the shoulder that connects to the bicep) might be. If you have the same Spider-Man then you could always use hot water to pop off the bicep to compare it to the broken one on your Wolverine to see if it's the same size. If it is then you can use the same screws I linked in the subscription. Otherwise go up or down in size depending on the size. I hope that helps and good luck!
Brother y si el mio esta el brazo todo flojo y detras de donde empieza el hombro parece que se va a quebrar que puedo hacer es el spiderman symbionte de la wave kingpin
How were you able to safely remove the other bicep on the non broken arm? I’m trying to do the same so I can get a similar measurement because the other arm of my MCU no way home final swing Spider-Man’s bicep tore off but I wanna do your technique of using the other peg on the non broken arm but I do not want to make the same mistake twice, any tips on how to remove it safely?
It's really just hot water. I have a whole video about bent/warped figures, but it's all the same: using hot water. th-cam.com/video/KC5y9EYXfME/w-d-xo.html I hope that helps, but for sure let me know if you have more questions.
I did and I tried to do this fix but then realized it didn't break like a peg and there wasn't a piece stuck in the lower arm after I drilled and tried to pinch it out. The way it broke was very deceptive. It's actually a reverse peg where the peg is in the lower arm and it plugs to the top bicep. The peg is also hollow so you can't put a screw in it.@@ComicallyToys
Once again very well thought out and extensive video. You deserve much more subs man. Keep it up!
Wow thank you so much for the compliment! It really means a lot to me and helps me to keep making the best content I can!
Nice job on the fix! I really enjoy seeing these kind of videos from you! Love it when you get adventurous, amigo! lol Personally, I'd love to see you shave that nub down to fix the gap, but it's your call to make. I think that if you did that, it would be the true fix that you desired to achieve from the start, and you'll ultimately be happier with the repair.
Thanks, Loston!! I think you're right that it'll be a good thing to try out. I might just do it as a YT Short though as I don't think I"ll need a full video for that!
weeks ago I did the same operation on the left arm of my vault guardsman, initially the movement also blocked due to the size of the screw I used but I cut the screw and managed to adjust the correct size to achieve normal movement.
Nice! How did you cut the screw? Rotary tool or just a hand tool?
@@ComicallyToys with pliers
Thank you for making this video! Recently one of my marvel legends arms came off and I was searching for tips to fix it and I found this video so thank you ❤
I'm always happy to help! 😁😁😁
Very dope! Thank you for sharing
Always happy to help!
What screw should i get for my cell shaded symbiote spider-man and where did you cut the screw?
You should be able to use the exact screw I used(link in description) and you shouldn't have to cut it to make it work. If you do want to cut it, then you only would need to cut off the very bottom of it. I hope that helps!
my mcu final swing Spider-Man arm broke off the peg is much smaller any idea on the size of the screw I will need
Hey I'm so sorry for the late reply! I just made a few pictures comparisons that I think will answer your question: instagram.com/p/C1duYGhOgsa/?igsh=MTc4MmM1YmI2Ng==
Something I have noticed on the arms of this particular mold is that the left bicep and shoulder usually have a small gap between the peg for whatever reason
No kidding! I'll have to bust out my unmodified one to check it out. Thanks for the tip!
I’m tryna fix my Ultimate Spider-Man figure’s arm as well, but not sure what screw to use cuz the body mold is much smaller. Scared to try it without knowing what size is a good fit first.
Have you tried popping off the good arm first to get an idea of how big of a screw you need?
@@ComicallyToys yeah, I did that just now, though, it took effort popping it out. Now it’s about finding the right sized screw. Hopefully it works out for me!
@@Chenso2099 Please let me know how it goes or if I can help in any way!
Thanks mate Good advice 👍🤘
Hey comically do u think this would work on the X-men 97 wolverine figure cuz this happened to me and I wanna fix it so badly but idk if this will work on him
It should! The whole legends line has the same basic engineering so conceptually it should be the same. The only difference might be how big of a peg/nub(the part on the shoulder that connects to the bicep) might be. If you have the same Spider-Man then you could always use hot water to pop off the bicep to compare it to the broken one on your Wolverine to see if it's the same size. If it is then you can use the same screws I linked in the subscription. Otherwise go up or down in size depending on the size. I hope that helps and good luck!
@ thanks and sadly I don’t have that Spider-Man
@@ComicallyToysyou should make more videos doing this to different marvel legends
@@ComicallyToysyess pls make another video doing the screw trick on different marvel legends
@@RookSkyblocker If you're willing to ship yours to me then I'll attempt to fix yours and send it back. I can't make any guarantees though...
Brother y si el mio esta el brazo todo flojo y detras de donde empieza el hombro parece que se va a quebrar que puedo hacer es el spiderman symbionte de la wave kingpin
No he probado esto, pero debería funcionar: amzn.to/3wLwBTG
@@ComicallyToys ya vi que la articulación que une al brazo con el cuerpo está rota,asi que tocará reparar 😞
@@lider7143 ¡Lo siento, desearía poder ayudarte!
How were you able to safely remove the other bicep on the non broken arm? I’m trying to do the same so I can get a similar measurement because the other arm of my MCU no way home final swing Spider-Man’s bicep tore off but I wanna do your technique of using the other peg on the non broken arm but I do not want to make the same mistake twice, any tips on how to remove it safely?
It's really just hot water. I have a whole video about bent/warped figures, but it's all the same: using hot water. th-cam.com/video/KC5y9EYXfME/w-d-xo.html I hope that helps, but for sure let me know if you have more questions.
Hey I looked at the link below and I can't find it where do you buy the screw at can you tell me please
Hey it should be amzn.to/3HIoQzM Make sure it's the M2.5x6mm one. That's the one you need! Let me know if this helps!
Did you do one of these but four legs
Sorry I don't! What figure are you trying to fix? If I have it then I'd be happy to take a look!
Awesome!
Thank you for the 411❤❤❤❤❤
I'm happy to help!
Does not work for McF DC figures, their bicep pegs are inverse or some crap.
Interesting. Do you have any broken McF figures? Now I want to track one down to attempt a fix!
I did and I tried to do this fix but then realized it didn't break like a peg and there wasn't a piece stuck in the lower arm after I drilled and tried to pinch it out. The way it broke was very deceptive. It's actually a reverse peg where the peg is in the lower arm and it plugs to the top bicep. The peg is also hollow so you can't put a screw in it.@@ComicallyToys
Whoa that's interesting. If I can't find a broken figure then maybe I'll have to sacrifice a McF figure to figure out how to fix it!
I think the engineering for each figure is also different, the one I tried to fix was TDK Heath Joker@@ComicallyToys
@privateprivate31337 interesting. Well I'll do a hot water and pop to take a look at least!