Pull them apart and dab some super glue in there, but don't let it fuse. I personally, put some glue in the hole, then put the leg back in, and keep turning until I'm confident the glue is dry and won't fuse the pieces together. It basically acts like a thin layer added on top of the plastic. If you're not comfortable with spinning the boot with the glue inside it, you can dab the glue on the peg that goes inside, and use a push pin or something metal to spread it around the peg evenly, then let it dry, and then put the leg back together. But it may be a little harder to get back together that way, since the peg will be a bit thicker. But it is safer. Also, this only works if it's just a little wobbly. If it's so loose it looks like it's going to fall off, probably won't work. Then you'd have to try hot glue, or sculpt putty maybe. I've only used hot glue in heads where the ball is smaller then the hole by alot, and I don't sculpt anything, so that is beyond me.greensborohill wrote:I like it a lot. Just a heads up thought. The Caliban boots are loose on the animated calves. I'm sure someone with know-how has a fix for it, but even w/o it, she stands and poses just fine.
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