brickart

I used nailpolish topcoat to fix the heads, just pull out the heads carefully then put the topcoat on the balljoint of the heads. Let it dry for a while, than click the heads back into the torso's...and...they are tight again!

I have found a easy way to tighten up wobbly necks/heads of fabuland figs by using clear nailpolish topcoat. When the heads of your figs are wobbly, the removal of the heads is just a bit more easy, still you have to pull a bitt hard (do it carefully) Put the nailpolish topcoat on the round joint of the neck (nailpolish topcoat comes with a little brush in its cap)let it dry for like 30 minuten, than put the head back on the fig body. Move the head around a bitt so the nailpolish topcoat that was on there too much comes lose, you can remove the lose tryed bits of topcoat with a needle or some sort of little pointy tool VERY carefully. Now you fabuland fig can move there heads again!

Thanx for your post. I have used nailpolish topcoat to tighten up the necks/heads of my fabualnd figs, works great. I'll keep using clear tape in mind, thanx

Does this also work for the necks of fabuland figs? I've got 3 from 1979 with a wobbly neck.

Dont know if this is the spot to post this, but i;m wondering if there's anyone who can tell me if there's a SAVE way to restore wobbly fabuland fig necks. I've got 3 figs from 1979, with necks that are a not that tight as they should, compared to my 1986 fig, they are fine for display....but i would love to do some stop motion animation with it.

Hello, I just got 3 cool FABULAND figs from 1979, but the necks of the figs are a bitt TO moveable, they are not as tight as they use to be. Is there a SAVE way to tighten up the necks of these vintage figs?