My Adventure / Action Girls

neesa333 · Post by **neesa333** » Sun Feb 03, 2019 12:29 pm

Virgin_Doll wrote:Now I am confused neesa333
Are the bodies of these links of (good) rubber bodies with a metal skeleton?

Oops , forget to mention that I like your story very well and I have the idea to maybe even try that myself

Opps, Sorry! Mine are TBLeauge, all rubber with steel skeletons. Most of the ones that are the pre-order special one's are plastic and for display and collecting on a shelf. But the clothes are usually available soon after release on sites like Monkey Depot, Rattlesnake Toys, Black Ops Toys and such. You will find that Black Ops Toys are expensive compared to Monkey Depot which are a lot of the time half price compared to them. Shopping around can save you some money. Hope this helps you.

neesa333 · Post by **neesa333** » Sun Feb 03, 2019 12:35 pm

PJ on guard duty.

Post by **LoneRanger** » Sun Feb 03, 2019 1:43 pm

In the high 60's here...Tee shirt and shorts are the uniform of the day...

She is hot, can start her own fire with those looks!!

carlys_guy · Post by **carlys_guy** » Sun Feb 03, 2019 1:53 pm

she better keep watch or something may sneak up on her. is that an enemy up to the left of the stump in the snow?

carlys_guy

OlmanOz · Post by **OlmanOz** » Sun Feb 03, 2019 5:58 pm

2 things to be wary of VD. If they only show the picture of the girl in full length clothing you can be guaranteed she will be no good to display in short clothing. And therefore is a plastic body with joints. The giveaway is the ball joints on the wrists play close attention to this. If it is a ball joint wrist then you will know 100% it's a plastic body.
Those collector figures can be expensive even with a plastic body. But don't write off plastic bodies. Some of them are really good quality and they make dressing and undressing extremely easy. And there is far less maintenance as well. It all depends on how you want to use the figure that you buy. You have been following my thread for some time and will know that Charlie in my story is a plastic body this is the type of figure that is most likely underneath the figures you are looking at. Charlie is kumik body .

I'm glad to see that PJ has settled in quite well. I'm sure she will get along with the other girls really good and about looking forward to some New Adventures.

neesa333 · Post by **neesa333** » Sun Feb 03, 2019 6:08 pm

OlmanOz wrote:2 things to be wary of VD. If they only show the picture of the girl in full length clothing you can be guaranteed she will be no good to display in short clothing. And therefore is a plastic body with joints. The giveaway is the ball joints on the wrists play close attention to this. If it is a ball joint wrist then you will know 100% it's a plastic body.
Those collector figures can be expensive even with a plastic body. But don't write off plastic bodies. Some of them are really good quality and they make dressing and undressing extremely easy. And there is far less maintenance as well. It all depends on how you want to use the figure that you buy. You have been following my thread for some time and will know that Charlie in my story is a plastic body this is the type of figure that is most likely underneath the figures you are looking at. Charlie is kumik body .

I'm glad to see that PJ has settled in quite well. I'm sure she will get along with the other girls really good and about looking forward to some New Adventures.

I had bad luck with my first Phicen, it was an older version with the plastic skeleton. I think you even commented on it. Thank's for the advice! I only get TBLeague with the steel skeleton now and order the head sculps separate. I know, I'm very picky.