Does ANYONE know of a maker who makes similar arms and legs, preferably articulated, that would work with these faces?
847584
I actually believe that Sculpey has a little mold such as this one, that is just arms and legs. Search here and also look at your local craft stores such as Michael's, AC Moore or any such craft store. Good luck.
239494
I totally understand- it's fun to create different designs, but it would be cooler if you could do them taller. We have an older set, from a friend who's kids are grown and I'm not sure what brand it is, but it's more sturdily built & I was hoping we could use them together, but these marbulous ones are a little smaller. I wish I could help more, but all I know is the two sets we have are not compatible, so at this point I would recommend getting more of the same. I've seen these things in teacher supply /educational stores though, so maybe you could bring a piece into one of them & ask to try another one? Good luck!
272769
Ball joint at head. Shoulder, elbow, wrist are all jointed. No waist or torso articulation. Jointed hips, knees, and feet. Good articulation overall. Only complaint is legs are a little too floppy. Needs a doll stand.
772799
The face parts don't fit, but you can change the whole head! The hands are useable for both figures!
990247
I saw some on eBay last night but wasn't clear if they were precut or not. Sounded like they had replicated them. I'm struggling with the same problem and would love to have more chassis and molds as well!
1768630
Usually there aren't specific stands to replace which stand came with the character you purchased. But you can search "figma articulated stands" or "figma stands" and wish for the best. There are stands you can find. Just maybe not the exact - which decreases the value of the merchandise significantly. Best of luck!
500070
I hear you :) Amazon might have the vintage figure you are referencing but you may have better luck on eBay. Upon quick spot check, Kennet looks to have been the manufacturer and if correct, this particular item had an extremely limited run of only 40 produced via prototypes (not full production run). There is on on eBay for $1250?!?! Type "Kenner talking robocop" to see if you can track one down elsewhere.
1421697
No, as far as I know, but check out the honey can do website and catalog at http://www.honeycando.com/ maybe they have something similar or parts you can piece together to get what you want.
1711078
Yes, somewhat. The arms can be moved up and down and the legs can be turned slightly (turning them too much might affect the mannequin's stability), and the head can be tilted or turned slightly. The mannequin could probably be posed sitting down if removed from the stand, although I haven't tried that. There are no wrist, knee or elbow joints so the arms and legs cannot be re-configured.
1638680
Have you considered looking on etsy? I've had great success there :-) Hope this helps!
1580694
Only if they have an appropriate sized peg hole. In my experience the only other compatible line is Gunpla.
996102
The arms and wrists on this model do rotate up and down but are not flexible therefore they cannot bend. I do sell many other styles in this mannequin line with the arms and legs in many different poses.
665704
Yes, similar to other action figures, they are detachable and have joints, swivels on the arms and legs.
912747
The company sneaky pete does make them to fit left, right, lasers etc. So keep looking on here or you may have to go to there site.
564690
Yes, This Chewie is perfect for this. If its too expensive, check some of the other repacks. You might get this sculpt in a saga package. A good place to look is www.rebelscum.com
956637
Here is our hero, Hiccup. His legs and arms do move, however, only from the hip and shoulder. There is no articulation at the knee and elbow, but then he is only a few inches tall. I have to say that he is one of the better rendered models available. Most are just coloured blobs with very little in the way of facial features. This little chap is definitely Hiccup, and my son's night fury family are happy to have him around. Hope this is helpful. Cheers! :-)
1914009
Yes, there are pegs under the claws. In fact the ball-shaped joints you see can be arranged however you see fit. If you are looking for a figma stand replacement I suggest you try the act 4 stands since they resemble figma stands the most.