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Post by junkyardmacho on Mar 14, 2022 22:41:58 GMT -5
So just today I got two WCW ToyBiz figures (Scott Stiener, and Booker T) and I got them loose but I have a problem. Steiner's right arm is very loose, and Booker's legs are very loose. Do all Toybiz WCW figs become loose after being open for so long or is it just my figs?
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Post by crush on Mar 15, 2022 9:52:53 GMT -5
IIRC my Steiner was loose like that out of the package in 1999.
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Post by walter7paisley on Mar 15, 2022 12:23:09 GMT -5
So just today I got two WCW ToyBiz figures (Scott Stiener, and Booker T) and I got them loose but I have a problem. Steiner's right arm is very loose, and Booker's legs are very loose. Do all Toybiz WCW figs become loose after being open for so long or is it just my figs? I've had a Ring Masters Bret Hart for about 20 plus years that's stiffer than a corpse in a snowstorm, so I think it just depends on the figure. Most of mine are in pretty good condition, old or new. Are you looking get more Toybiz figures? |
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Post by drifter on Mar 15, 2022 13:11:56 GMT -5
IIRC my Steiner was loose like that out of the package in 1999. If it's the Steiner with the singlet, yeah, I think the arm was designed to be loose. It was one of those figures with the 'action feature,' and I think originally came with a corner of a small ring, and when you placed it on it, you could move the figure, and the arm was loose to simulate a clothesline action when you moved him. |
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Post by Scott! on Mar 16, 2022 14:48:53 GMT -5
I think I had the Steiner you're talking about, and if I remember right it had very loose arms. It was hella fun to play with because of that, but I can imagine if you were after a minty tight jointed one it may be annoying.
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Post by PJ on Mar 16, 2022 15:03:55 GMT -5
So just today I got two WCW ToyBiz figures (Scott Stiener, and Booker T) and I got them loose but I have a problem. Steiner's right arm is very loose, and Booker's legs are very loose. Do all Toybiz WCW figs become loose after being open for so long or is it just my figs? Scott Steiner’s arm is loose because of the action feature it had. You could always twirl the arm always twirled even brand new. i think Booker had some sort of kicking or jumping action. |
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Post by junkyardmacho on Mar 16, 2022 15:04:00 GMT -5
So I know that you all are talking about Steiner but in my original post it also said Booker T but I have since learned it is Stevie Ray. Does anyone know if his loose legs are a action feature or is it just my figure?
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Post by walter7paisley on Mar 16, 2022 17:42:38 GMT -5
So I know that you all are talking about Steiner but in my original post it also said Booker T but I have since learned it is Stevie Ray. Does anyone know if his loose legs are a action feature or is it just my figure? Do his legs squeeze together at all? Bam Bams feature works in that way. Btw, sorry guys, I was just curious if you were still collecting Toybiz, I don't have any for sale. I do collect them myself, though, and eBay has some good deals on figures. đź‘Ť |
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Post by junkyardmacho on Mar 16, 2022 17:54:15 GMT -5
So I know that you all are talking about Steiner but in my original post it also said Booker T but I have since learned it is Stevie Ray. Does anyone know if his loose legs are a action feature or is it just my figure? Do his legs squeeze together at all? Bam Bams feature works in that way. Btw, sorry guys, I was just curious if you were still collecting Toybiz, I don't have any for sale. I do collect them myself, though, and eBay has some good deals on figures. đź‘Ť Yes I still collect toybiz I love their figures and feel they are very underrated. But no they do not squeeze together, and I don't know the versions of toybiz Stevie rays but this is Harlem heat version. #MakeAToybizSubDivision (spread it if you think it should happen) |
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Post by walter7paisley on Mar 16, 2022 18:17:57 GMT -5
Do his legs squeeze together at all? Bam Bams feature works in that way. Btw, sorry guys, I was just curious if you were still collecting Toybiz, I don't have any for sale. I do collect them myself, though, and eBay has some good deals on figures. đź‘Ť Yes I still collect toybiz I love their figures and feel they are very underrated. But no they do not squeeze together, and I don't know the versions of toybiz Stevie rays but this is Harlem heat version. #MakeAToybizSubDivision (spread it if you think it should happen) I think some figures differ in the line, but what I can say is that I've never had a Toybiz figure break on me, whether the joints were a bit loose or overly stiff. I'd be happy to see a subdivision devoted to Toybiz, for sure. I'm always looking to expand my Toybiz collection. |
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Post by junkyardmacho on Mar 16, 2022 18:33:43 GMT -5
So what figures do you recommend buying I only have 2 so far and am looking to expand my collection any recommendations (preferably bruisers or ring masters)
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Post by dragonsleeper on Mar 17, 2022 0:12:01 GMT -5
I still have most of my WCW figs in their original packaging too lol, I just bought the Smash and Crunch Goldberg
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Post by twb on Mar 28, 2022 20:02:59 GMT -5
So what figures do you recommend buying I only have 2 so far and am looking to expand my collection any recommendations (preferably bruisers or ring masters) Ring Masters Rick Steiner is a great figure. |
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Post by dragonsleeper on Apr 16, 2022 6:46:40 GMT -5
Yeah great figure, same body as Scott but made much much better
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Post by Deleted on Apr 16, 2022 10:05:57 GMT -5
So just today I got two WCW ToyBiz figures (Scott Stiener, and Booker T) and I got them loose but I have a problem. Steiner's right arm is very loose, and Booker's legs are very loose. Do all Toybiz WCW figs become loose after being open for so long or is it just my figs? Scott Steiner’s arm is loose because of the action feature it had. You could always twirl the arm always twirled even brand new. i think Booker had some sort of kicking or jumping action. Steiner didn't have an action feature. |
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Post by PJ on Apr 16, 2022 11:00:11 GMT -5
Scott Steiner’s arm is loose because of the action feature it had. You could always twirl the arm always twirled even brand new. i think Booker had some sort of kicking or jumping action. Steiner didn't have an action feature. It was loose like that because they called it a clothesline action. Pretty sure it said in right on the Ring Fighters card. And I think the Ring Fighters Bret had it as well. |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 16, 2022 15:36:38 GMT -5
Steiner didn't have an action feature. It was loose like that because they called it a clothesline action. Pretty sure it said in right on the Ring Fighters card. And I think the Ring Fighters Bret had it as well. The "clothesline" action refers to if you have them pegged into the piece of the ring they come with. The figure itself didn't have an action feature. |
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Post by PJ on Apr 16, 2022 16:28:28 GMT -5
It was loose like that because they called it a clothesline action. Pretty sure it said in right on the Ring Fighters card. And I think the Ring Fighters Bret had it as well. The "clothesline" action refers to if you have them pegged into the piece of the ring they come with. The figure itself didn't have an action feature. Right it didn’t have a spring loaded “action feature” but the loose arm was designed to be loose to do the action mentioned on the card. Rick’s figure (Ring Masters) was pretty much the same mold but they didn’t give it the loose shoulder like Scott or Bret because his figure wasn’t designed to spin on the ring piece like their Ring Masters were. That’s what I meant about it was loose because of an action feature. |
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Post by Deleted on Apr 16, 2022 16:30:41 GMT -5
The "clothesline" action refers to if you have them pegged into the piece of the ring they come with. The figure itself didn't have an action feature. Right it didn’t have a spring loaded “action feature” but the loose arm was designed to be loose to do the action mentioned on the card. Rick’s figure (Ring Masters) was pretty much the same mold but they didn’t give it the loose shoulder like Scott or Bret because his figure wasn’t designed to spin on the ring piece like their Ring Masters were. That’s what I meant about it was loose because of an action feature. Ah, I gotcha. My bad. |
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