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Checked out your reassembly pics, nice work on the repair.

MrMonocle ,thanks for your advice. It's too late ,I have already drill and glue it.
But I got a problem with the broken leg joint.
Here shows the disassemble body. https://www.flickr.com/photos/166323904 ... 0732430284

Could someone teach me how to repair it. Thank you very much!

hm,you can try drilling a thin hole through the broken peg/disc and superglue a piece of a nail in it.I did this with smaller pegs and it worked...good luck!^^

You could post it as a comic strip. The limit is 20 pictures per comic though.

I'M SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS.
I HAVE NO WORDS.

Thanks Mist.

So, my wife passed away at the beginning of the month after a haymaker swing at cancer. So now I find myself alone, sitting at my craft table swapping parts with no real passion anymore. During her treatment, I thought I could use this hobby for a few hours of personal time, some stress management. But, she needed a lot of care, and I'm glad I spent the time with her. We didn't know how fast she was going to decline, so I got the precious few moments with her instead of escapism. I miss her, my home is empty, yet I still can't focus enough to do more than some boil -and-pop swapping. I hate everything, nothing looks right. I miss her.

I have some ideas, I need some parts: The recent GI Joes with the better articulations and proportions, Marvel infinite/universe 3.75-4" figs, hair, heads, ...

If you need to put a peg into a hole that's too big, try stuffing the hole or wrapping the peg with some plastic wrap. Quick cheap way to make stuff fit.

Most of the time the heads need to bored out a bit with a drill or a dremel. Or the marvel neck " ball " piece needs to be cut down to fit inside the smaller. ( if that makes sense )

If you want to try a different approach..... I buy a two part silicon molding kit at the art supply store. Mixing part "a" with part "b" it makes a putty that I then spread over the figures head wait for it to cure and now have a molding of what ever head then fill it with sculpting clay then put the neck joint from the new figures body in to the clay . takes little practice but can be very cost effetive down the road.
Best of luck !!!!! and Happy Holidays !!!!

That's been my experience as well, heads from DC figures have smaller holes which won't fit the ML necks without modification. As for hands, it's probably hit or miss as far as a straight swap, you'd probably have to either file down or build up the peg on the DC hands to fit the particular Legends arms you're using if it doesn't work.

Any chance you could type up a list so we'd have an idea of what to ask for?

I have a custom 6" marvel Legends Rogue head kit here : https://www.ebay.ca/itm/283290570877