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Pre-owned A/A. The box is opened but the figure is overall in good condition. Parts complete.

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Miaku • Vor 5 Tagen • #124508921Yup , I don't wanna try the hairdryer yet , so I just kept the first head ,and hope time bend it
Something I noticed is that ,unlike everyone, my problem isn't the part connecting the hair ,in the hair ,but the hair to the base , and I wonder if anyone else also have this problem I think we both have been very unlucky. Although after a lot of pushing mine stayed attached to the base. Perhaps you can use something, like a cloth, to keep the hair strands in a position very close to the base attachment point. Maybe that helps to ease the bending over time. Good luck, hope you manage to get it in shape. The figure definitely deserves it.

SirMorosus • Vor 5 Tagen • #124508905Ah, right. I'm from Europe too btw. From what I gather in threads on different forums, it might help to warm parts a bit up with say a hairdryer to fit them better. What you also can try is using Japanese glue. It sounds perhaps a bit drastic, but you only need a very small amount of this glue. It's exceptionally strong. Also, because you only need a little amount, there is no risk of glue residue being pushed out at attachment points when putting pieces together. I understand possible hesistation though, it's expensive stuff after all.
Yup , I don't wanna try the hairdryer yet , so I just kept the first head ,and hope time bend it
Something I noticed is that ,unlike everyone, my problem isn't the part connecting the hair ,in the hair ,but the hair to the base , and I wonder if anyone else also have this problem

Miaku • Vor 5 Tagen • #124508870Na, I didn't
It's way too troublesome to deal with customs in europe, and I want having to pay twice the fee that ami-ami won't refund Ah, right. I'm from Europe too btw. From what I gather in threads on different forums, it might help to warm parts a bit up with say a hairdryer to fit them better. What you also can try is using Japanese glue. It sounds perhaps a bit drastic, but you only need a very small amount of this glue. It's exceptionally strong. Also, because you only need a little amount, there is no risk of glue residue being pushed out at attachment points when putting pieces together. I understand possible hesistation though, it's expensive stuff after all.

SirMorosus • Vor 5 Tagen • #124508789That's very unfortunate. You did manage in the end though? If it keeps happening, that's definitely something to take up with gsc or with the concerning webshop. I really wish they would have made this stuff a bit more flexible or atleast in a way the strands wouldn't be so far apart from eachtoher without causing so much resistance.Na, I didn't
It's way too troublesome to deal with customs in europe, and I want having to pay twice the fee that ami-ami won't refund