They have never looked better.

[albertic26]

The problem with my figures is always the weapons. Most of the time i have slightly bent weapons, but not anymore. My 4th massacutes line has the straightest weapons i have ever seen.

1 of the major sets that always have bent weapons is the ashigaru.
Both me and Troubleman23 had bent weapons. Although it was easy to fix, it wasn't permanent. Does anybody know a better way too fix the weapons permanetly???



Long live Einar.

[Cavalier]

Originally Posted by albertic26

The problem with my figures is always the weapons. Most of the time i have slightly bent weapons, but not anymore. My 4th massacutes line has the straightest weapons i have ever seen.

1 of the major sets that always have bent weapons is the ashigaru.
Both me and Troubleman23 had bent weapons. Although it was easy to fix, it wasn't permanent. Does anybody know a better way too fix the weapons permanetly???

Dip the figure, briefly, in boiling water. Do this with much care and caution; use tongs to hold the figure; don't get the base sticker wet; don't touch the just boiled figure with bare hands.

After boiling the figure, carefully put the bent weapon back in to the proper position. Immediately immerse the figure in ice water again making sure not to get the base sticker wet.

[Jim]

Originally Posted by albertic26

The problem with my figures is always the weapons. Most of the time i have slightly bent weapons, but not anymore. My 4th massacutes line has the straightest weapons i have ever seen.

1 of the major sets that always have bent weapons is the ashigaru.
Both me and Troubleman23 had bent weapons. Although it was easy to fix, it wasn't permanent. Does anybody know a better way too fix the weapons permanetly???

Jim

[Billtog]

Originally Posted by Jim

Jim

I think you can get some sort of implant for that.

[Jandarforever]

You should also think about how you store your delicate figures. If they are just thrown into a bucket, then naturally the weapon and any other delicate part of the figure will get bent. If this is the case then maybe you should set aside a special container for delicate units where they can be put away without being thrown into a disorganized pile where they'll get bent.

[Rogue A$$asSIN]

Originally Posted by albertic26

The problem with my figures is always the weapons. Most of the time i have slightly bent weapons, but not anymore. My 4th massacutes line has the straightest weapons i have ever seen.

1 of the major sets that always have bent weapons is the ashigaru.
Both me and Troubleman23 had bent weapons. Although it was easy to fix, it wasn't permanent. Does anybody know a better way too fix the weapons permanetly???



Long live Einar.

Try hot water then ice cold water, then store them so as not to bend them.

[ParaGoomba Slayer]

Originally Posted by Jim

Jim

Can someone please explain to me what that means?

[Armydillo978]

Here's a quarter, call someone who cares? Not sure though.

[Pumpkin_King]

Originally Posted by ParaGoomba Slayer

Can someone please explain to me what that means?

I asked that question a few threads ago, and this is the answer I got from Billtog:

It's used to denote sexual innuendo.

And that bothered me deeply, for some reason.
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[ParaGoomba Slayer]

Originally Posted by Pumpkin_King

I asked that question a few threads ago, and this is the answer I got from Billtog:

And that bothered me deeply, for some reason.
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What does a quarter have to do with sexual innuendo?

[Cavalier]

As Sir Grungebob explained recently, as some households have a 'swearing jar' where every time some one cusses, they have to put money in the jar, the quarter represents 'paying' for a sexual innuendo that you make. Often it is used in place of the innuendo which is then left to the reader to come to a conclusion about.

I really don't see how that is troubling.

[ParaGoomba Slayer]

Originally Posted by Cavalier

As Sir Grungebobexplained recently, as some households have a 'swearing jar' where every time some one cusses, they have to put money in the jar, the quarter represents 'paying' for a sexual inuendo that you make. Often it is used in place of the inuendo which is then left to the reader to come to a conclusion about.

I really don't see how that is troubling.

Gasp! Another grammar error by Cavalier!


I was just curious.