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Re: Help! Does anyone know the set number to this minifig ?
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Date: 
Wed, 29 Jan 2003 14:02:27 GMT
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"Frank Filz" <ffilz@mindspring.com> wrote in message
> The arms pop out pretty easily. You do want to be careful on an older
> minifig since sometimes the torso will crack (not sure if I've ever
> cracked a torso removing an arm though). Because of the stresses of
> inserting and removing arms, there is a limited number of cycles you can
> go through before the wear will result in arms that don't stay in
> position.
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Okay, nice to know - thanx ;-))

> The easiest way to get an arm off is to rotate it so it sticks straight
> out. This gives plenty of length to grasp the arm between thumb and
> finger. Then gently pull. The arm will pull out of its socket.
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Sounds easy, I´l give it a try, Thanx again

Best Brick Regards

Hector -  Lugnet #1674
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(...) The arms pop out pretty easily. You do want to be careful on an older minifig since sometimes the torso will crack (not sure if I've ever cracked a torso removing an arm though). Because of the stresses of inserting and removing arms, there is (...) (24 years ago, 27-Jan-03, to lugnet.general)

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