Did you use the longest hook joint in the abdomen section, mine also kept falling off because the chest cover pinches against the abdominal section which prevents a lot of back and forward motion, so it does tend to pop off that's if you move it too much over a certain point. So you have to move the hip section if you want a more bent pose.
@@HasnaRimi Did you put it on the right way? Try straighten the leg and gently press against a table to connect the knee cap to the leg, there should be a small protruding piece that it clips onto.
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Yeh got to apply some pressure so it can click in, like against a table or dip the covering part in some lukewarm water and gentle push it in. It was difficult to put the legs together because of the cheap one I got.
@@saffy630 make sure everything facing the right way, you want the m shape to face the back of the leg so the middle part of the m is facing the front for the knee cap.
Mine was big too. I had to heat it up a little and squeeze it a bit with pliers but not too much else you might break it. Then I pressed down against my table and it eventually popped in place.
It doesn't matter which way because they both the same length 😂 but you want the side with the point in the middle facing towards the back, so you can add the neck cover onto it.
Yeah you got to push against a table or something, like I did with the back of my piliers but also not to break it at the same time xD. Make sure the 3 is facing the right way, you want the mid of the 3 facing outward so you can connect the knee covering to it later.
Yes, it's not easy if you get a knock off like mine, the joints are rigid and not very smooth to slide in each other. They can get stiff and sticky, you might need a little force to combined them but be careful not to push to hard on the small edges because they can break, like I did to mine. I super glued that piece that broke and its not noticeable unless I actually point it out😂
I also got a black one but I first put all of them apart for the jointment of 3d print than I closely looked at all the peoces and focused alot. Took me like 1-2 hours to build
Try use small tweezers fit the joint inside the head, then push down using the back end of the tweezers. It should fit in nicely unless your figure isn't well made, like mine.
Yes but Lego is made differently, you should give it a try. It's mainly trying to connect the pieces that don't fit nicely together, which is the main problem in this figure.
@@OliverSmith-xl2ll I never boughr one from Amazon but they look overpriced xD, I got mine from Temu at a very low price, it was like R25, that's like $1.34
You must slide the cover over the joint from the smaller side (joint section) not the hook part because its too large to get it over. If you unsure which way the cover must face, the colour parts of the cover must face the top and bottom, when you lay the black hook joint flat on the table. I hope my explanation made some sense.🙈
Yes it doesn't line up nicely with the back holes but try dipping it in lukewarm water(not boiling water) and then gently attaching the yellow to the black skeletal part, it wont completely fit perfectly but it will still function and fit better than before.
Click to which? The chest or to the hips? It's bad, mine didnt fit properly either.. Did you have the longest ball hook joint in the mid section. Try put the chest part in warm water for a little while and then try click it in, but be gentle.
mmm that's strange but it generally doesn't clip in nicely either, try rotating the joints 180 and clip the hip covering on again so... maybe the one side doesn't clip properly to the other side.
