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Tightening joints?
Is there any way to tighten up the knees and elbows of a Zira figure?
I have one that's pretty floppy... ?(She won't stand up!)
I have one that's pretty floppy... ?(She won't stand up!)
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I've used glue to tighten knee joints, but I wasn't completely satisfied with the results.
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Yeah, that's the idea. I've had it work, but usually, I'll just shop for a cheap naked figure to steal the body from and replace it. Heck, it's worth the $10, or a trade for something I have that I'm not using, if I don't have to sit there wiggling the knee back and forth waiting for glue to dry on the off chance it might work.Comment
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I got started buying extra Dinah-mites so that I could use their bodies to fix up loose Super Gals. Now I buy naked Super Gals to fix up Dinah-mites.
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Dorothy's, Glinda's and the Walton Women make great body donors,
and Dorothy's especially, are plentiful and cheap.
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I've had pretty good luck using superglue in the joints. Sometimes I have to apply the glue a couple of times. I think it works best for knee joints.Looking for:
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