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Red Floyd. Is mine Broken?

WiGgY

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The right leg of my Floyd moves out to the right an awful lot and it feels really lose. Is the leg suppose to move out to the right?
 

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Mines always been a little loose too, although it's been in a very stable pose for a good while now -- nowhere near as loose as some of the legs on my new masters of the universe figures though, hard to keep some of those standing up
 

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It is a ball jointed hip. Both joints move side to side and also front to back.
 

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Oh good. I thought it was broken. In that case. Great articulation. :big_grin:
 
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