Barebones Kit
Attaching the Arms and Shins
After attaching the bust, align the arm plug with the shoulder socket and gently guide it into place.
Clasp your hands around both shoulders and push both arms in simultaneously — this method is easier than inserting them one by one. Make sure you feel a solid click. If you only feel a dull click, the arm may not be fully secured and could fall off when rotated.
Rotate the thigh into a sitting position. Align the shin peg with the socket at the bottom of the thigh, ensuring proper alignment; if the peg isn’t seated correctly, the shin may detach easily.
Keep the shin peg and shin at a 90-degree angle and push the shin firmly onto the peg until it locks securely in place. This step requires a bit of force — designed intentionally to minimize the risk of the shin slipping off during movement.
Attach the head by aligning the neck joint with the head socket and pressing down firmly until it sits flush. Ensure there is no visible gap between the neck and the head socket — this confirms the head is securely attached.
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