Reviewing and Fixing the Marvel Legends Final Swing Spider-Man

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[Cornholio]

I remember leaving you a comment about these legs and that you’d look into it. I had no idea about the shoulder and bicep issue though, thanks for showing how to fix that. I already sanded the hips so I guess I’ll do the shoulders soon.

[OxtlawX]

It’s such a shame that we even have to do this in the first place, but great work man.

[BreakingFuse]

The fix seems a lot simpler than I thought it was. Definitely doing these fixes to mine. Thanks!

[kabunzii]

Thanks for the bicep mod and leg mod. The left bicep on mine was rough but luckily I was able to pop it off and trim away the ridges and now it moves smoothly.

[Ani-RayAnimations]

I have this figure. It is true that it handles a bit stiffly, but honestly, I feel these mods are just on preference. They're not necessary. So long as you don't handle the figure like a complete CHIMP it won't break

[sy]

This looks so good, thank you for doing this! I'm glad Hasbro did a new base for this Tom Holland, I'm not really a fan of the buff body they did for the Homecoming and Civil War Spider-Man, even the FFH. I hope someone makes a FFH and Homecoming custom using the Final Swing base, maybe you?

[GamingOrton]

I think the reason why marvel legends arm breaking is because they use a rubber plastic material but if you cut that bit off it may help

[Tom-syts]

Thanks so much for this video it made a massive difference to the three spideys!!

[Mortamir_ActionFigures]

I just don't understand why are they adding ridges to the ball joint. And then cheap plastic that can tear apart? It just doesn't make any sense lol Great video again Crafty!

[paulmccarthy]

This is fantastic, many many thanks. I did trim away inside the neck joint, to give it more head down and head up. Andrew Garfield was the worst !. I had to carve quite a bit inside the masked head to be able to get it on comfortably. I shall do the mods here for Tom. You're a star for bringing this to us 😎

[Chrongus]

Any advice for getting the shoulders out? I tried on mine a couple days ago with no success beyond scratched paint. Thanks for sharing that paint pen, though! Definitely using that to fix it.

[spaghettinoodlechop]

The head is so annoying for me I thought it was just an issue on mine at first but now I know it’s just not good in general

[Spider-Drip]

I have been waiting all week for this vid!

[michaeltinishanay]

Great video. I hope my figure doesn’t have these issues but I might do the same mods you did once I open mine.

[Slyrocker.]

Thank you for showing this off! I normally don't like modding my main display figures, but unfortunately it seems this one is very, very necessary. Hasbro really needs to do better, this is absolutely ridiculous.

[tmw__official]

I've never had to take a figure apart before to make fixes. I was about to open up the packaging and test out the posing, but found out there were issues by random chance, and am a little anxious now. Especially after seeing people uploading photos of broken arms and legs 😬. I was wondering. How hot does the water need to be in order to make the process easier, and how long should the figure be kept in hot water before taking it out? Also, is there a time frame to move fast or can the plastic harden back up, and forcing someone to put it back in water during the edging or smoothing out of the pegs process? Sorry for the long message.

[edeff]

Great vid. I cut away a half moon shape inside the neck to increase head movement. Keep making these vids. TY!

[Dexter_Morgan]

I've just been careful with mines but I did warm up the joints

[Shockwavetheanimator]

Also if you think of it if your putting action figures in hot water your just giving it a warm bath before it gets ripped apart

[ahab]

I always do the hip thing to my gi joes classified with sandpaper, if i don't do it, they break, plain and simple