[Dr Kain]

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Originally Posted by Barricade64

I just wish they would make some solid plastic stages, I've had nothing but stress marks and breaks on several pieces that move.

I haven't had that issue, but I have had the holes on them wear out on both where the big pole piece goes and then the little arms. I've had to wrap tape on the bottom of the peg to get it to stay tight.

[Phantom Stranger]

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Originally Posted by Talisman

I need a replacement clamp for Water Style's stand. Damn thing cracked as soon as I took it out of the package and attached it to the post.

I was planning on ordering a set off amazon one day, I'll send you a whole new one if you want. I only need two out of the three anyway.

On a related note, I would like to see solid colored bases. Blue, Red, Green, Yellow etc. Also wish someone, be it first or third party, would make sticker sets so you could customize a base to your liking.

[FormerTitanium]

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Originally Posted by Phantom Stranger

I was planning on ordering a set off amazon one day, I'll send you a whole new one if you want. I only need two out of the three anyway.

On a related note, I would like to see solid colored bases. Blue, Red, Green, Yellow etc. Also wish someone, be it first or third party, would make sticker sets so you could customize a base to your liking.

Are you talking about like your very own sticker set on whatever designs, or things such a pre-sets like rider symbols such as W, OOO, etc, because at least they have those.

[Talisman]

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Originally Posted by FormerTitanium

Are you talking about like your very own sticker set on whatever designs, or things such a pre-sets like rider symbols such as W, OOO, etc, because at least they have those.

Have they done sets for Gaim and Wizard yet?

Also some Ranger-themed stickers would be awesome.

[FormerTitanium]

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Originally Posted by Talisman

Have they done sets for Gaim and Wizard yet?

Also some Ranger-themed stickers would be awesome.

I think they did it with Wizard but not Gaim since it is still fairly new.

[Phantom Stranger]

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Originally Posted by FormerTitanium

Are you talking about like your very own sticker set on whatever designs, or things such a pre-sets like rider symbols such as W, OOO, etc, because at least they have those.

Logos and such, something that can cover a good chunk of the base. So the latter. I've never been able to find any.

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Originally Posted by Talisman

Also some Ranger-themed stickers would be awesome.

Which is what I wanted, specifically Zyuranger and Akibaranger stickers.

[Talisman]

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Originally Posted by Phantom Stranger

Which is what I wanted, specifically Zyuranger and Akibaranger stickers.

I know that the Akibarangers had bases as a first-release bonus, but I've never actually seen them.

[FormerTitanium]

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Originally Posted by Phantom Stranger

Logos and such, something that can cover a good chunk of the base. So the latter. I've never been able to find any.



Which is what I wanted, specifically Zyuranger and Akibaranger stickers.

Den O is selling a good chunk of them right now, ebay is a good place, and I think OOO can help out since he does cosplay stuff

Here is a link to Den O sales thread http://www.tokunation.com/showthread.php?t=66943

[Xion14]

I recently bought Figuarts Kamen Rider Tiger and need some help. When I move the bicep swivels on him it makes the dreaded squeaking noise, and I haven't been sure how worried to be about it. I know about the breakage on some Figuarts with squeaky hips, but haven't heard as much about other areas. I wondering if anyone has advice on how to handle this area or just leave it as is.

[Talisman]

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Originally Posted by Xion14

I recently bought Figuarts Kamen Rider Tiger and need some help. When I move the bicep swivels on him it makes the dreaded squeaking noise, and I haven't been sure how worried to be about it. I know about the breakage on some Figuarts with squeaky hips, but haven't heard as much about other areas. I wondering if anyone has advice on how to handle this area or just leave it as is.

Have you considered applying a bit of shock oil to the joint?