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I guess my first SB purchase should have been a 'real' SB. I just got in a new unopened Red King Bee from Mandarake (wow, they are fast!) and immediatley he is a shelf diver!!

To heat up the legs to reshape, is a hairdryer too intense? Hot water better? I don't the rest of him to melt.

Next step - get a Skull Bee (live and learn).


Fri Jun 16, 2006 6:42 pm
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Blow dryer is great, just don't let it get too hot. Earthquake putty to the rescue. This stuff works great and it wont hurt the figure ! Check the net.

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I've got the Yellow King Skull Bee and he has taken a few dives. It's a shame as I really do like the figure, but as of right now he is in my closet.


Fri Jun 16, 2006 8:39 pm
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Thanks for the replies. I think I will fix his posture and keep him out. I have a Pumpkin Head on the way to keep him company. My God!!! What have I begun???


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Have a bowl of cold water next to you when you heat up the legs. After you bend them to where you want them, you want to immediately shock them in the cold water to retain the new shape. Otherwise there is a good chance that they will just slowly go back to the original shape

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Biff wrote:
My God!!! What have I begun???


Surrender your wallet now. :lol:


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