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Well, at this point all of my Drive Figuarts now have loose legs after barely a few months of owning them. Is there anything I can do to fix this? The looseness isn't bad enough to hinder any poses yet but it bothers me every time I touch them. In fact I don't even want to touch them much anymore because of this and that's really bad for me.
 
Well, at this point all of my Drive Figuarts now have loose legs after barely a few months of owning them. Is there anything I can do to fix this? The looseness isn't bad enough to hinder any poses yet but it bothers me every time I touch them. In fact I don't even want to touch them much anymore because of this and that's really bad for me.

I'm not a big figure collector, but I can tell you a general modeling fix that MIGHT work if you do it well.

Get some clear nail polish coat, remove the ball joints, cover them in a few layers of the coating, let it dry for a VERY LONG TIME to be safe, then put it back in. As for pin joints, the only way to fix that, to my knowledge, is to take them apart, which is maybe not possible in many figures. Especially in modern manufacturing, where you can actually mould two pieces together in the same frame, and still have movement.
 
It seems SHF Ninja Turtles have been spotted at NYCC: Link
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Those are perfect to the original cartoon.
 
Bluefin implied it in the same manner they did with the Alien/Predator Figuarts and the Sentai line. They didn't outright say it was canceled, but we all know that Alien/Predator and Sentai are done.

an implication is not confirmaton
 

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