1/6 WARNING, Re: Webbing on Amazing Spiderman suit

Such a delayed and problematic figure.... fragile shoulders...now, fragile suit webbing

Do not have the suit touch itself, this includes armpits, crotch and bending of knees and elbows.

The webbing will stick and melt with itself and upon pulling the parts apart it'll stick to one of the 2 surfaces....

This happened on mine when the pits was together for approx two weeks.

I suppose the suit cannot be touching anything..... unless you want to risk it... I worry for the Man of Steel suits (Supes/Jor-El/Zod) that would be similar, I suppose.

HT's bad R & D materials...

Still glad I cancelled my PO...

did you have any lighting near by? maybe it heat up at lower temps and does this..? just ruling out other factors

The original spidey 3 didn't have this prob?

Hydeous said:

The original spidey 3 didn't have this prob?

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not that I can recall

Hydeous said:

The original spidey 3 didn't have this prob?

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Nope. That figure is still just as it left the box. Perfect.


It's a curse.
Crappy suit design = crappy figure

Wow what's next...back to definitely not pickin this up.

LipSmack said:

Still glad I cancelled my PO...

did you have any lighting near by? maybe it heat up at lower temps and does this..? just ruling out other factors

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I live in the tropics... temperature range from 25 to 28C.... in the shade, not near any high heat lighting

Good thing I've 2 other controls... Two others that had foam separators does not suffer such (one was briefly pose for 3 days or so, had the touching parts sticky but still recoverable without damage).

The one with webbing damage shown was in the pose for much longer.

Well, at least the suit does not react to foam (dark sponge) and plastic film...

Oh great. As I already stated, museum pose for mine only. Thanks for the new head's up.

That sucks, I worry more for my mos supes
I'll just have to make sure they are posed in a way, so that the suit isn't touching

Sorry to hear bandito

Thanks for the new heads up!
No wonder Spidey had those foam bits under his arms in the packaging.

EVILFACE said:

Nope. That figure is still just as it left the box. Perfect.


It's a curse.
Crappy suit design = crappy figure

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I'm still tempted to get the Black Suit version.

Its also flammable

Viking Spawn said:

Oh great. As I already stated, museum pose for mine only. Thanks for the new head's up.

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That's all I pose mine in. It's the only safe way IMO.

I'm no HTs expert though, but still.

That sucks, especially for a $200 figure.

MoS Superman appears to have the same sort of suit. You think with the amount of time they have between specs/pics, they'd catch these sort of things.

Wow. It's been such a gongshow with the shoulder joints, now there's another problem? Fail HT.

I wouldn't be too worried, I don't have a single figure posed with its hands by its side and the legs touching together

5x10 said:

I wouldn't be too worried, I don't have a single figure posed with its hands by its side and the legs touching together

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Don'f forget deep bents of the knees, elbows and hips

Yet another great feature for this figure.


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bandito said:

Don'f forget deep bents of the knees, elbows and hips

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that's true, were you able to get it apart?

I don't know if this will help, but...

A light dusting of talcum powder will prevent latex from sticking to itself. I don't know what this outfit is made from and I don't know what talc will do to this material but it may help.