Wolverine PF 2017

[Cygor]

Hi

Sorry for the "Weird" question, But how would you guys who bought it say its holding up 2 years+ after release in terms of leaning. I have seen 1 or 2 nightmare ones.

If you bought yours on day 1 (Or close to that) id love to hear hows hes holding up.

I have been really eyeing this piece for a long time(I love wolverine in hes X-Men outfit only thing missing is a X on the chest)

But i have concerns if this piece will stand the test of time (literally)

[Cygor]

*Double*

[adee]

I got him at release and he’s been standing tall since. No issues here.

[adee]

I got him at release and he’s been standing tall since. No issues here.

[Subby1938]

Originally Posted by Cygor

Hi

Sorry for the "Weird" question, But how would you guys who bought it say its holding up 2 years+ after release in terms of leaning. I have seen 1 or 2 nightmare ones.

If you bought yours on day 1 (Or close to that) id love to hear hows hes holding up.

I have been really eyeing this piece for a long time(I love wolverine in hes X-Men outfit only thing missing is a X on the chest)

But i have concerns if this piece will stand the test of time (literally)

Pretty good I’d say....

[FJC]

Originally Posted by adee

I got him at release and he’s been standing tall since. No issues here.

Same here. Looks as good as the day I got it.

[tonytiger]

Day one..No issues but it also depends where you display it.Hot temperature and humidity can make statues lean sometimes too.

[LeBeau]

Originally Posted by Subby1938

Pretty good I’d say....

I think that the progressive inclination of this wonderful figure is given by the production problem that many of us have suffered. The assembly of the figure to the base is poor. In particular, the front foot does not come to rest on the finger of the sentry's hand. Therefore the figure is only at the mercy of the main stem of the rear leg and this causes the figure to drift forward by weight and over time.
The last photo uploaded shows a perfect fit of the front foot so the figure should never lean.
I would like to know if you have had this problem and if you have managed to repair it. Mine is currently in the workshop. Thank you!!

[AC_808]

No leaning on mine since I got it day one.

The front foot (his left foot) has always rested on the Sentinel's finger. And the rear foot (his right foot) fit snugly in the base.

Also no repairs have been made to mine.

[AC_808]

Originally Posted by LeBeau

I think that the progressive inclination of this wonderful figure is given by the production problem that many of us have suffered. The assembly of the figure to the base is poor. In particular, the front foot does not come to rest on the finger of the sentry's hand. Therefore the figure is only at the mercy of the main stem of the rear leg and this causes the figure to drift forward by weight and over time.
The last photo uploaded shows a perfect fit of the front foot so the figure should never lean.
I would like to know if you have had this problem and if you have managed to repair it. Mine is currently in the workshop. Thank you!!

Sorry to hear about your issues, but you make it sound like everyone had the same problem as yours. I don't think that's the case.