Stop Your Figures Falling With This One Neat Trick! 

Glad I could help! Yeah as long as they do balance on their own, then the wax should keep them from falling from the room shifting(from walking around it). And I know those Mythic Legions can get pretty darn hefty!

Yeah! And especially good if you live in earthquake prone areas, or live in a place that shifts under weight easily(like an old apartment).

@@ComicallyToysi have the same spiderman fig that wont stand 😂 its a really good fig tho

@@crystaleye3948 😂😂😂

I'm glad this was helpful for you! If you can, I'd love see your displays!

Happy to help! Thanks for your support!

Thank you for the support! Definitely let me know if you try it and how it goes! :)

Thanks I'm glad I could be helpful!

I'm glad I could be helpful to you!

@@ComicallyToys Yes, adding stands to the display cases takes more space so this is great to eliminate adding them and give u more room for more figures

I'm always happy to be helpful!

@@ComicallyToyshey thanks man, I got into action figures last year. I have ran into this problem soo much 😂 thanks for the help!

@@huevage9617 That's awesome! Always love seeing new collectors join the club!

Great question! I don't know for sure but my initial thought is that humidity shouldn't have much impact on it.

Awesome! And I have a whole video about the Venom symbiote that will answer the question! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-meibRIzDRec.html

Sorry for the late reply! 1. I don't think it should damage these kinds of figures at all. Plastic figures are just that, plastic. So they aren't made of a material that will absorb the material that the wax is made out of as far as I can tell. Like I show in the video, I had Venom on there for months, and after I wiped it away it was like I hadn't even used it. 2. Oh I think it'll work perfectly. This stuff is exactly what it's for! As long as the statue/figure can stand on it's own, then this stuff will definitely keep it in place. I hope this helps! But definitely let me know if you have more questions.

And that new Elektra with the giant hair! You're totally right though. As long as you can get them to stand, then the wax will make sure the only time they fall is when you want them to! Have you tried this or any other methods for keeping your figures standing?

@@ComicallyToys Yeah, she would be a prime candidate for the wax! As for keeping them upright, I use NECA and Valaverse stands. I just have to sacrifice a bit shelf space.

I haven't used either of those yet. The Hasbro one is great but takes tons of space. I may need to try the NECA and Valaverse!

So I don't have a lot of experience with any Mego figures, but as far as the museum wax it's really just a wax. I don't think it has any kind of corrosive properties that would impact paint. I mean if I was able to just wipe it off Venom without any residue or change to the feet then I have a hard time seeing how it might hurt paint. But with that said I'm willing to test that out if it would be helpful to you!

I was wondering the same thing! I have a vintage Mego Black Hole STAR figure and I would be slightly concerned. Thanks Bill

Let me know how it goes! :)

@@ComicallyToys Will do!

@@ComicallyToys I took some pix of a Hobgoblin that I'm modifying, and left it in the other video comments. So far I've just painted his eyes, but I hope you like seeing the images. A work in progress. Just to make your life easier, I'll post them here as well since they're uploaded. My wife's camera isn't the best, but here they are: www.lostonwallace.com/hob01.jpg www.lostonwallace.com/hob02.jpg www.lostonwallace.com/hob03.jpg www.lostonwallace.com/hob04.jpg Take care! www.lostonwallace.com/hobgoblinsketch1.jpg

You technically could, but you'd have to clean up the wax that's on your surface before you take your picture too. But maybe if your figure is staying in that one place and otherwise the rest of the body is moving around then it would be doable. Please tag me when you post your stop motion stuff. I really love that stuff!

@@ComicallyToys do you have any alternatives in mind

@@arachnid_human_male A couple of thoughts. For what you're trying to do. I'd try using a double sided pad like these ones. You don't have to use these ones exactly since I've not used these, but I think this will work for what you're trying to do. Since it comes with so many you can just cut them down if they are too big for the feet of the figures you're working with. The other thing you might need, depending on your resources, is a "winder" rig. This is the cheapest one I can find: amzn.to/3rCiSvx Though I do understand that it's kind of expensive. I'm personally actually seeing if I can 3D print one out, but if that fails then I'll probably get the one I just linked. Let me know what you think!

A Google search doesn't show Michael's having it. BUT apparently Ace hardware might have it in stock depending on your location and if you have one near you!

I may try that some time too. Thanks!

It shouldn't! That's why I left it on my monster Venom for so long as a test.

Good to know! Do you have any specific product names that I can check out to see how it compares?

@@ComicallyToys No sorry I don’t

So if I read correctly, then I do believe that this can withstand temperatures of over 100 degrees. Unless you're saying your room gets hotter then that. Then you have more serious problems then keeping figures standing!

@@ComicallyToysThe figures would be melting 💀

@@cringedealer84 😂😂😂 They shouldn't melt at 100 degrees F! Now if we are talking C then that's a whole different story.

It will absolutely work on glass!

That's interesting! I never would have thought of that. I might need to try it.