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This 'MODIFICATION' Is an essential... but i do agree, someone should make a 'more detailed' tutorial...
I had the same part break on me on my original suit (yeah, it was my fault, although I do maintain that the plastic in those wrist pegs can be quite brittle, and when those hands are so tight and hard to change...)
Anyway, I emailed Hot Toys twice and never received an answer. Ended up having to buy the part for waaaaaay too much money on eBay. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
This 'MODIFICATION' Is an essential... but i do agree, someone should make a 'more detailed' tutorial...
I had the same part break on me on my original suit (yeah, it was my fault, although I do maintain that the plastic in those wrist pegs can be quite brittle, and when those hands are so tight and hard to change...)
Anyway, I emailed Hot Toys twice and never received an answer. Ended up having to buy the part for waaaaaay too much money on eBay. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
Thank you for your help. Is there a specific body type I should be looking for in regards to the hand pegs?
I just did a search for things like "Hot Toys Batman hand" and "Hot Toys Batman wrist" - some people have parted out the various figures, so you can buy the headsculpts/bodies/pegs/etc on their own. If they weren't done in black plastic it would be easier, since I think they're the same joint as you find on the new True Type bodies, but they're cast in a flesh colour and would be pretty obvious. I think paint would rub off since they're such a tight joint, so that's probably not an option.
Thank you for the additional info, aussieinnyc. I'll definitely look into those options.
Any advice for getting the remaining part of the peg out of the wrist hole? I've tried tweezers, but they just don't have a strong enough grip to pull it out. I'm thinking of just digging out the remaining piece of the peg with a small knife or scalpel.
Just out of curiousity, has anyone thought about making a bodysuit out of a mesh fabric then cutting out the armor peices and glueing them on the bodysuit? I love the figure HT gave us but the one thing that has annoyed me a little is the mesh material looks like rubber and not real fabric (at least from all the pics I've seen). If I had steady hands, I'd almost be tempted to do this once I got the figure in hand.
It annoys me too, specially the fact that Medicom seem to have that very accurately done. But I would not dare attempt doing something like that myself, I think i'll get over the slight inaccuracy. Also, I think HT made a concious decision not to go with the armour plates over fabric route because it would have limited poseability. And with extreme poses the armour plates would probably have popped off.
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