>>9031557>And for the ones that still have friction, im already seeing stress marks, cracks and pieces already breaking. Even the opaque pieces. Were they really this fragile, or are they just the oldest toys ive still kept in comparison with what else i own?No they are just infamously brittle, it's a problem they i herited from the stikfas engineering. The fact any of yours have survived this long shows you really cared for them, because most kids probably hamhanded them into dust back in the day. Alot of these early 2000s ball joint figure lines had a tendency to succumb to the same plastic degredation/joint failure. It plagued everything from bonkle to skeleflex. It's also inpart why no one uses this system of construction anymore. That and high production costs.
If I were you I'd start looking into buying some modibots or something. They're just about the only hope you have of keeping your stikfas posable. Either that or start constructing some miniature coffins for each of them.
