Vintage Masters of the Universe Figure Replacement Leg Connectors by Amos Del Retro! 

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Yeahhhhhhh !!! he lives again! !!!! And the battle for the Universe, never finish! Total like from Brazil!

YOU’RE surprised with how much you enjoyed repairing it? I’M surprised with how much I enjoyed watching you repair it 😂

Great video. I've done this many times and I can tell you it's a whole lot easier if you remove the armor and arms before making the repair. It allows you to get a really firm hold on the figure's torso without risk of damaging the accessories in the process. I'm actually impressed that you didn't ruin the cape so nice work.

I'm from Argentina and I'm very proud about this. Now we have the power!!!!

These are awesome. It's nice to know there's a way to repair these figures without damaging them. Definitely going to order these.

Thank you! This is so much better than the screw-hook method!

amazing Mr. Mercy....what trips me out is how they were originally made....way easier than the joes........love this...thank you

What a therapeutic video to watch which helps me be at ease. Now if I were to be doing myself I may felt a little frustrated. It is as if you are a bonsai tree teacher.

Fantastic. I can finally fix my He Man action figures and play with them with my kids. Yay

Its great to see a video of the process being done as its being done :) I have no broken bands yet, but I do have a few that are a little loosey goosey. I suspect those bands don't have long. So, I will be buying some of these from Amos Del Retro as well soon just to hang on to for that moment I will need them and then refer to this video tutorial. I really appreciate it as I am sure other collectors do. Thank you Michael!

Well....my mind is blown...i was really worried about this eventually happening to my he man toys but now i can rest easy knowing there is replacement part out there. Thanks so much for sharing this video!

This is fantastic. I purchased these connectors months back after watching this video. I finally got around to fixing Beastman and Hordak today. I used the hair dryer technique and followed your process. It was painless and smooth thanks to you and these bands. Figures now look tip top and are ready for display. Can't thank you enough. Great informative content as always. Nerdmaste bro.

Thank you some much Michael and this video is why I call u the most powerful youtuber in the universe!

Love the hordak cartoon snipits

Great video. Great to know I can repair my old toys

you definitely did the best job ive seen on here....everyone else did it slightly different and you gave me hope to fix mine...

I love, love, love this. Any sort of retrofitting, seamless modification, or otherwise repair is fascinating to me. I especially love that the fix is better than the original design.

Love the hordak cartoon bits

These bands are great I've done most of my collection once you've done a few it becomes easier . My trick was to place the legs and bands in hot water to soften dry well before fixing tho . Great video thank you .

Great video u made me smile in a rough time for me and my family

If they would've had these when I was growing up I wouldn't have lost my figures when the legs broke. These will also work on those old Remco Conan and Warlord figures released around the same time. Great instructional vintage toy repair video!

Fortunately I don't need these, my vintage MOTU figures still have good legs. However, I purchased those Visionary stands you reviewed in a recent video. It's great that you make collectors aware of these things. Great video, as always. I expect nothing less from you.

Awesome! I can finally fix my Master of the Universe Mantenna.

Wish I could say my experience was smooth as yours, but I use to have a really hard time to make the rubber connector go through the waist, and ended up ruining two rubbers. :( Still, I could fix my Skeletor and Rio Blast. Maybe I can get more luck with the remaining rubbers and figures when I try it once again next time.

i dont have any broken legs, but A LOT of twisted ones. this sounds like it'll fix that problem too. As long as i do it correctly

This helps so much! When my Hordak came in the mail and I placed him on my self... hi's legs came off. The person I bought him from replaced the bands in hi's legs. But I had to sent him back to the seller. Never want to go through that agein.😒 Also I love your channel. 🖤

Yet another awesome video and I loved it! I'll be buying me some here in a little bit. Thank u so much Michael. U truly are the most powerful youtuber in the universe!

Way cool love to see a good repair option

I did it!! Thank you.

Nice, I was thinking about these things. I think you just made up my mind !

Great review. I wish I had these before I tossed my vintage collection years ago.

I think i need a blunter instrument for pushing the joints into the legs. Used same tools you did but my first attempt almost tore the joint. Probably gonna need to repair it again later. Hopefully second attempt goes better. But even torn, King Randor’s legs are in better shape now than some other figures.

Very cool I was always terrified off using the screw hook way of fixing the leg.

I got a kick out of this when you finally got the last leg done...

I heard the second release of these were better I'm going to have to get some and try them out

You know, I tried to watch another toy video and all I could handle was about 15 seconds. It was like a conference call on a toy, boring. Your videos have so much character, Mr. Mercy! You're my new favorite channel and top 2nd host of a RU-vid channel. My mom was over when I was watching and she said you have such a relaxing voice. I said you have more of a radio/TV voice. But guess what!? You're mother approved! ;) These would of been handy as a kid, but as you mentioned, I'd probably just get frustrated and make a mess of things....then my mom, like always, would calm me down and try to help. I'm sure you've heard this before, but for people who don't have the time, the space, THE MONEY to relive their childhood toys, we get to take that trip down nostalgia lane with you. I couldn't think of anyone better because your videos ooze (sorry, just finished watching your Ghostbuster Firehouse video last night) the same love that we all have for these vintage toys and the wonderful memories that come with them. We're a unique generation, one day we'll be gone, and that's why it's also so important to archive our memories. Thank you for another great video!

thank you i have a spikor i completed and the elastic snapped broke my soul.

That's so awesome! Thanks for the video sir. I came across those bands on EBay the other day but, I was a little ifey about them. Looks like I may just order some now. Thanks again for the video.😁✌

Absolutely phenomenal reference video Michael! Thank you. Can you share what tools you used besides needle noose pliers?

thank you for telling me about this because my skeletor's right leg is looking a little weak

Agh! Where was this idea in 1982?!!

I love this video, great job and u can bank on me getting a bag of these. Awesome!

I learned how to repair those heman fgures it's fun

Thank you!!!!! Your one of a kind!!!!!

Would be nice, if there was also something like that for the vintage Crash Bandicoot and Darkwing Duck figures.

Thanks for giving this some exposure, the crude method of using screw eyes and o-rings is terrible.

Best way to fix them

i need to get around to doing these repairs on mine. pain in the butt to get the old joints out. also the link takes me to the site but im not sure what to search for when i get there

It's to bad, the MOTU figures didn't have a screw on the hip/waist section like on the GIJoes. Then you could fix the legs, place them in the waist section and clamshell them back together with a screw. I have 2 he-man figures that always fall down, these seems like a very good fix. I currently fixed some of my old Joes...but have 6 left that worry me. The screws are super tight and I'm worried about stripping the heads that I stopped and put them on hold. Any tips on those?

Great video!

I would love to see someone do a repair video for moss man. Can you heat him up without ruining the flock?

haha you don't want to have the figures do the jcvd splits....love ya bro....merry christmas

Where can I buy those? I have vintage he man figures. And how do you keep you're vintage figures so clean? You're vintage figures look brand new

Hi, thank you for making these MOTU videos; however, I couldn't find one where you talk about your motu 80's collection. More specifically, the vehicles you have in this video as a background. For example, that red one where Mekaneck is sitting. What is the name of it?

Off I go to 1985, to repair all my toys I had, and make 5 year old me happy again.

Another tool is use and swear by is a nice pair of medical locking forceps. It gives you a third hand and you can pretend you are clamping off a leg artery.

Is it the same size for teela evil lyn and sorceress also as the rest?

How do you fabricate broken thumbs and crotches of G.I. Joe action figures?

nice, by the way amosdelretro means "masters of the vintage" in spanish 😎

Would this work for the DC primal age figures?

I remember mines had thin elastic ropes wich could stuck in each others , then the legs twisted o man

When I do a replacement I take off armor arms etc

Clear glue gun work it in… and you can always peel away the glue …of course best way is to replace but an easy reversible fix glue gun clear .

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hair dryer is a great idea cause it won't chip the paint....

WHY is it always hordak I see with broken legs the most?

I did not get that nice of packaging...luckily, I don't really care, but....it's B&W now.

I repair 5-8 a week do under 5 minutes