Bring them on.......These figures are looking GREAT!!! Can't wait to get these for my kids.
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New Batman 1966 pictures up on FTC's FB page
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Build a custom machine designed to properly pickup, orient and attach Mego sized heads of various sizes and shapes onto 3-5 different body types = $$$$$$ ?
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Pay someone in China $0.80 - $1.20 per hour to do it.Comment
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I think the issue of the belts riding so high goes back to the overly tight stringing of the bodies. After swapping out my FTC Riddler, I noticed that not only are the arms pulled into the torso, but the torso is pulled into the pelvis. Thus the "waistline" of the figure was non-existent. That's where the belt would normally rest on a Mego figure.Comment
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I tried swapping out the belts on Batman and Riddler FTC bodies and the purple belt rode high on Batman as well.
I don't think the issue is with the body, I think it's with the suit. If you feel the suit it pokes out where the shorts are stitched on, and I think that's causing the suit to push out enough to stop the belt. If you look at Riddler his suit is sleek and the belt seems to ride a little lower. And from the look of that picture, the 66 suit pushes out at the top of the shorts where they are stitched to the torso.
Looks like FTC is using a belt the same length as the original Mego belts but they changed the stitching to make it so the belt rides too high.Comment
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