Tips n' Tricks | Adding range of motion McFarlane Toys DC Multiverse Three Jokers Batman

[@Batmikeman]

I just wanted to say thanks for making the video I did mine and it is so much better I don't know why they could not do that themselves but thank you awesome work

[@erickshobbiesncustoms]

Awesome 👍. I think it's a way they will use the buck for different releases. The upcoming Hush Batman is using the same mold but I noticed they did trim the extra plastic around the arms.

[@AntonyGoat08]

Thats pretty good thank u i have it and it was really helpful

[@erickshobbiesncustoms]

Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!

[@Batman-fk6pb]

@@erickshobbiesncustoms That’s a really good idea 💡 but I’m leaving mine alone so I don’t have to worry and get another one

[@SlowShipCustoms]

This is such a good idea!

[@erickshobbiesncustoms]

Glad you think so! I believe the new Hush Batman has the same body buck and from the pictures I've seen it looks like they did trim that extra plastic around the shoulder joint

[@SlowShipCustoms]

@@erickshobbiesncustoms Aye! I'm so excited for the inevitable single release version of that figure!

[@DanB.0]

It's a very good solution but I have to say they were lazy when making him to end up leaving that part like that!

[@erickshobbiesncustoms]

Well, I don't know what they had in mind when designing the mold but when I saw that seam it's what made sense to me. Thanks for watching!

[@splderdude099]

Do you know how to give him more range in his chest

[@erickshobbiesncustoms]

Yes. On the midsection portion of the figure on the inside where the ball joint snaps into you carve out a notch in the direction you want. So if you want more forward ab crunch, which most of us do, you carve a notch facing forward so that the stem of the ball joint can fit into. I'll try and make a video since it might be easier to explain visually. Thanks for watching!