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Post by rawlin on Jul 10, 2012 4:50:03 GMT -6
When I get figures that are broken it always scare me, that what if they are rare. Tung Lashor is one of them... Because you don't see if it's rare until you turn it around. Today my fear came true...  Nooooo painted back *cry    |
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Post by rihia2k on Jul 10, 2012 5:06:29 GMT -6
My sympathies, Rawlin. You gonna' to try fix this as best as possible? Tongue action still good?
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Post by rawlin on Jul 10, 2012 5:56:35 GMT -6
My sympathies, Rawlin. You gonna' to try fix this as best as possible? Tongue action still good? Thanks, I'm going to give it a chance to restore it to working display condition. Not glued. The tung action works. |
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Post by Terrible Tony on Jul 10, 2012 7:09:31 GMT -6
What makes this guy rare? I don't follow MOTU, just the knock offs. I remember having him as a kid, but is there something different about this one?
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Post by joeybones on Jul 10, 2012 7:35:38 GMT -6
Most of them do not have any purple paint on the back..
Some of them do. This one has the paint.. So, thats makes this version a bit more scarce.
However, there might be a DIY help guide on the he-bro he-man site, Im not sure tung lashor has a spring waist. He might just sit together, just how they came apart.
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Post by rawlin on Jul 10, 2012 8:05:54 GMT -6
No tung lashor does not have the spring function, the tung part take upp all the space but it's done so you can turn it around by a plastic connection. The top of that part is broken and missing. I will have to create something similar. Since I don't want to pray and hit it with a hammer(though I am considering it). I think I'm going to just make something that connect it but still enable it to turn. Shouldn't be to hard.
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Post by rawlin on Jul 10, 2012 8:07:22 GMT -6
The painted back is more rare then the none painted but it's not very valuable. These variations seems to have dropped a bit from last year though.
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Post by rawlin on Jul 21, 2012 3:26:48 GMT -6
Thought I would update here. I did a solution that enabled it to turn but the result was not satisfactory so I ended up gluing it for display purposes.
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