Vintage GI Joe Talker repair part 2 Complete

Vintage GI Joe Talker repair part 2 Complete

[@williambradfordbaldwin4386]

Good job you can pull that string slower it will still work fine! This is making me think I better do some repairs, some need hands and legs bad, time to start buying parts! I see it was tricky putting it back together due the the talk box, instead of elastic connectors. I like doing this stuff too! Thank you!

[@m.i.bmastertoymuseum1979]

EXCELLENT VIDEO BROTHER !!!!! I always enjoy watching these repair videos !!!!

[@Howlinwolfreviews]

He looks better than i thought he would,he was in rough condition. Thanks MIB.

[@m.i.bmastertoymuseum1979]

@@Howlinwolfreviews He's found a great home !!!! I know you are going to have that Joe, looking like a million dollars

[@milesgentry850]

THANK YOU BROTHER...GREAT INFO!

[@rockinbillyboy]

I wish i could get a new body as easily as that!...lol

[@jeffreyathome]

You never added the foam piece that sits against the talking mechanism. Without that it won't speak at the correct speed.

[@Howlinwolfreviews]

Thank you.

[@daleschroeder5582]

Awesome job wolf wolf!!!!! damn nice job simply delicious

[@Howlinwolfreviews]

Thank you Dale.

[@Sgt-lott10]

The cord is too short to complete the phrases

[@olibrooke-white2128]

Very cool, although I notice he doesn't complete the "reporting for duty" phrase?

[@Howlinwolfreviews]

Yes...I need to figure out why it is talking so fast, i believe slowing it down a bit will allow it to complete that phrase. Thanks for watching.

[@thomasplouffe1363]

Replace the cord, the cord is too short for the phrases, some kid probably cut the cord and the dad or mom probably pulled the string out and now it’s too short