have to say that is really an awesome looking display with strong poses and I like that that each shelf is not too cramped with figures. Also clever way to create webbing.
Ahh gotcha, I'm glad you'll still be able to take what ya learned here and apply it to your own figures & display setup! Thanks for watching & sharing your positive feedback! ☺️
I just pre-ordered classic suit spidey so this was awesome to see on my recommended. I dont have an Ikea detolf so I will have to be a bit more creative with where to tie strings to on my bookcase but I will try something similar thank you friend!
Congrats on preordering Spidey! I’m glad you found the tips in this video helpful 😁 If you display your figures in a bookcase and don’t have dedicated anchor points for the webs, you can stick small clear adhesive hooks to the side walls of the bookcase or on the surface directly above the figure for anchor points: Command Small Clear Wire Hooks, 10 Hooks, 12 Strips - Easy to Open Packaging, Organize Damage-Free www.amazon.com/dp/B076ZTFGGC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_71G63JCPK00M1Y619671 Hope that helps, and thanks for watching!
I would love to! As it happens though, I haven’t had much free time to shoot/edit any videos lately since I’m pretty swamped with work and life outside the hobby 😭 I recently got Mysterio and would love to make a video featuring him and Upgraded Suit too… not enough hours in the day 😅 Thanks for watching though! I’m grateful for your support 😊🙏
@@PosingwithPeter I will be looking forward to watching your future videos. keep up the fantastic work! I am always amazed at how good at posing you are!
Can you do a video on how to pose the Hot toys iron Spider video game version please. It's my first hot toys figure and I have no idea how to pose him safely.
My apologies but I don't own that figure. Congrats on your first Hot Toy though! Have ya checked out the review videos? Sometimes reviewers go over posing tips and safety concerns about the suit. I hope that helps point ya in the right direction, and thanks to watching / commenting!
@@captainroz5227 I had my figure posed like that for a few months - mine is fine. I’ve also seen other collectors pose their Spidey figure like that across Reddit / Facebook with no issues. However if you want your figure in perfect condition then it’s best not to do any poses that could cause you stress / anxiety. I can’t exactly guarantee with 100% certainty that your figure won’t be damaged in the pose because it ultimately depends on your personal experience - people handle their figures differently which can lead to different outcomes. I personally enjoy posing my figures so I’m okay with risking some creases & wrinkles here and there, but I’m also aware many other collectors are afraid to damage their own figure which is understandable. As I always say, do whatever works best for you 👍
If you’re displaying figures in a cabinet that doesn’t have metal frames, you can try placing these small clear plastic command hooks on the side walls or upper surface of your cabinet: amzn.to/3vCo5m9
I like the irony of buying thousands of dollars worth in action figures then using a incredibly cheap solution for the webbing lol Great tip nevertheless will definitely keep this in mind thanks :)
Work hard, save up, and most importantly find someone who shares the same passion as you ☺️ It's a shared collection -- my partner and I both buy & contribute our own favorite characters / figures to the collection which helps keep it diverse and expansive.
Ayy congrats on your first Spidey figure! What an amazing one to start with too, the details on Miles’ suit are insane 🤯 I’m glad you enjoyed this video, thanks for watching & commenting!
I’m sure there are fellow collectors out there who share the same sentiment! Not sure if you’ll find those collectors in my comments section though since my channel is relatively small 😅
Haha no need to call me “sir”, just “Peter” will do 😉 And yeah, Home-made suit is indeed the most posable modern-era Spidey figure since the suit is entirely soft fabric (cotton?) that can stretch with no risk of damage. I say “modern-era” because it’s possible that the older Spider-Man figures from Tobey Maguire or Andrew Garfield might be very posable as well, but I personally don’t own those older figures so I wouldn’t know for certain.
have to say that is really an awesome looking display with strong poses and I like that that each shelf is not too cramped with figures. Also clever way to create webbing.
Your toy poses are noticeable and alluring; especially the saber dueling
Thanks so much! I appreciate your support and positive feedback 😁
I unfortunately don't have a case like yours for this kind of display, but I'll definitely be using this advice on custom webbing!
Ahh gotcha, I'm glad you'll still be able to take what ya learned here and apply it to your own figures & display setup!
Thanks for watching & sharing your positive feedback! ☺️
I just pre-ordered classic suit spidey so this was awesome to see on my recommended. I dont have an Ikea detolf so I will have to be a bit more creative with where to tie strings to on my bookcase but I will try something similar thank you friend!
Congrats on preordering Spidey! I’m glad you found the tips in this video helpful 😁 If you display your figures in a bookcase and don’t have dedicated anchor points for the webs, you can stick small clear adhesive hooks to the side walls of the bookcase or on the surface directly above the figure for anchor points:
Command Small Clear Wire Hooks, 10 Hooks, 12 Strips - Easy to Open Packaging, Organize Damage-Free
www.amazon.com/dp/B076ZTFGGC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_71G63JCPK00M1Y619671
Hope that helps, and thanks for watching!
another web option: th-cam.com/video/lFL0fBQMnfw/w-d-xo.html
can you do web tutorial for the upgraded suit? i am having some trouble putting him in a good pose
I would love to! As it happens though, I haven’t had much free time to shoot/edit any videos lately since I’m pretty swamped with work and life outside the hobby 😭 I recently got Mysterio and would love to make a video featuring him and Upgraded Suit too… not enough hours in the day 😅
Thanks for watching though! I’m grateful for your support 😊🙏
@@PosingwithPeter I will be looking forward to watching your future videos. keep up the fantastic work! I am always amazed at how good at posing you are!
@@Sportivomazda911 Thanks so much, your kind words and unwavering support really means a lot to me 🥰🙏🙏🙏
@@PosingwithPeter 😁
Great hack!! Just got a few Spider-Man’s and will definitely be doing this!
Awesome! I’m glad my video gave ya some posing ideas 😁 Congrats on your Spidey figures, and thanks for watching!
Thank you for this tutorial your amazing keep up the good work
My pleasure, I’m really glad you enjoyed it and found it helpful 😊 Thanks so much for watching & sharing your positive feedback!
@@PosingwithPeter no problem
Can you do a video on how to pose the Hot toys iron Spider video game version please. It's my first hot toys figure and I have no idea how to pose him safely.
My apologies but I don't own that figure. Congrats on your first Hot Toy though! Have ya checked out the review videos? Sometimes reviewers go over posing tips and safety concerns about the suit. I hope that helps point ya in the right direction, and thanks to watching / commenting!
@@PosingwithPeter understandable. I will go and look at other review videos. Thanks for responding back :)
This is great. Thanks for the tips
My pleasure, I’m glad you found them helpful. Thanks for watching!
Will the holding webs pose cause any harm to the suit
If you’re referring to the Staten Island Ferry pose, it’s unlikely to cause damage to the suit since his arms and legs are mostly straight.
@@PosingwithPeter are you sure? Coz I want to do it but I’m scared
@@captainroz5227 I had my figure posed like that for a few months - mine is fine. I’ve also seen other collectors pose their Spidey figure like that across Reddit / Facebook with no issues.
However if you want your figure in perfect condition then it’s best not to do any poses that could cause you stress / anxiety. I can’t exactly guarantee with 100% certainty that your figure won’t be damaged in the pose because it ultimately depends on your personal experience - people handle their figures differently which can lead to different outcomes. I personally enjoy posing my figures so I’m okay with risking some creases & wrinkles here and there, but I’m also aware many other collectors are afraid to damage their own figure which is understandable. As I always say, do whatever works best for you 👍
A cool pose you could do is Spider-man upside down with his yellow hoodie
Woww I don’t have any spider-man 1/6 figures I have only funko pop spider wan but that ideas awesome than more.
Maybe someday you’ll get to own a 1/6 Spider Man figure! 😁🤞
Thanks for watching, I’m glad you enjoyed the video/ideas 😊
what happens if there is no metal frames? p_p
If you’re displaying figures in a cabinet that doesn’t have metal frames, you can try placing these small clear plastic command hooks on the side walls or upper surface of your cabinet:
amzn.to/3vCo5m9
@@PosingwithPeter thanks a lot 🙏
@@DanielPerez-jz8jk My pleasure, hope that helps! 😁
I like the irony of buying thousands of dollars worth in action figures then using a incredibly cheap solution for the webbing lol
Great tip nevertheless will definitely keep this in mind thanks :)
Haha true, I never thought of it like that 😂
how do you afford all of thees action figs i can barley afford 2 marvel legends
Work hard, save up, and most importantly find someone who shares the same passion as you ☺️ It's a shared collection -- my partner and I both buy & contribute our own favorite characters / figures to the collection which helps keep it diverse and expansive.
1:53 ME TOO!!!
Thank you for the video, just got my first Spiderman (miles morales).
Ayy congrats on your first Spidey figure! What an amazing one to start with too, the details on Miles’ suit are insane 🤯
I’m glad you enjoyed this video, thanks for watching & commenting!
Are you that guy from justin collections
Yeah, he helped jump-start my TH-cam journey for posing videos and we collaborated on his channel for a bit.
@@PosingwithPeter I cant comment on his channel he blocked me but i didnt do anything
Anyone else think the homemade suit looks better than the Stark suit I can't be the only one who genuinely thinks the homemade suit looks badass
I’m sure there are fellow collectors out there who share the same sentiment! Not sure if you’ll find those collectors in my comments section though since my channel is relatively small 😅
@@PosingwithPeter sir i want to ask...is that true that homemade suit is the best articulated spidey than the other?
Haha no need to call me “sir”, just “Peter” will do 😉
And yeah, Home-made suit is indeed the most posable modern-era Spidey figure since the suit is entirely soft fabric (cotton?) that can stretch with no risk of damage. I say “modern-era” because it’s possible that the older Spider-Man figures from Tobey Maguire or Andrew Garfield might be very posable as well, but I personally don’t own those older figures so I wouldn’t know for certain.
@@PosingwithPeter thanksssss a lot peter from the other universe of parker hehehe...greatttt answersss