Toys Era Steel 2.0 in hand

I got my Toys Era Steel 2.0. Very happy with him, but mine did have the floppy hips. My Venom had the same problem. I fixed Steel 2.0 using the Super Glue trick to tighten up the hips. I took about three application on each side. Now very tight.

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He looks great. Happy you were able to surmount the loose hips issue. Did you apply some superglue and keep moving the joint so it doesn't glue fixed, then repeat?

Looks great. Nice job on the loose joints.

GubernatorFan wrote:He looks great. Happy you were able to surmount the loose hips issue. Did you apply some superglue and keep moving the joint so it doesn't glue fixed, then repeat?

That is exactly what i did my friend.

Stryker2011 wrote:Looks great. Nice job on the loose joints.

Thanks so much.

I never was a fan of heroes wearing shoes instead of boots. So after trying several different types of boots and coming to the conclusion they just will not work because the shoes are so big. I went a different way. I added to the shoes that was there. Enjoy the pictures.

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Nice upgrade on the “boots”.

They definitely look nice. And this way you hopefully keep good ankle articulation.

Stryker2011 wrote:Nice upgrade on the “boots”.

Thanks bro. I knew buying all those DCD 13" Comedian figures was not a waste.

GubernatorFan wrote:They definitely look nice. And this way you hopefully keep good ankle articulation.

They really do. I pretty happy with the results.