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T2 megos, Big Jim, 12" joes (both the muscle and classic bodies) all have a foot joint where the ankle of the foot surrounds the pivot point which protrudes from the bottom of the calf.
Ideal Cap Action dolls are different. The pivot is on the foot and the surrounding sections are part of the lower leg/calf piece.
Does anyone know if Ideal's other action figure style dolls are like this? Specifically the JJ Armes. Also, perhaps the Kenner Steve Scout? I am looking for foot fixes for some Ideal CA items, but not having much luck as they are reversed from most styles of foot/ankle engineering.
Hope this made some sense.
thanks in advance for any ideas or suggestions.
rche
edit: Just answered one of my questions by finding a JJ doll I didn't remember I had. Very similar body to the CA style, but modified the foot joint to be more like the T2 mego style. So that won't work.
Ideal Cap Action dolls are different. The pivot is on the foot and the surrounding sections are part of the lower leg/calf piece.
Does anyone know if Ideal's other action figure style dolls are like this? Specifically the JJ Armes. Also, perhaps the Kenner Steve Scout? I am looking for foot fixes for some Ideal CA items, but not having much luck as they are reversed from most styles of foot/ankle engineering.
Hope this made some sense.
thanks in advance for any ideas or suggestions.
rche
edit: Just answered one of my questions by finding a JJ doll I didn't remember I had. Very similar body to the CA style, but modified the foot joint to be more like the T2 mego style. So that won't work.