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Cyborg63 wrote:OK thanks Trick700. Have you seen how thin Kimber fingers are?
Not sure of the scale relationship of the MF hands but my first thought is that they look too thick for Kimbers.
Thoughts?
I have no experience with Kimber, I believe MF offers different size hands though.
It will likely be an issue of how they connect to the arm skeleton.
Might have to do some homework in the thread I linked, its 50+ pages
I spent a week in there before I ordered them.
My apologies for bringing up an idea that might not work for ya.
Hey guys thanks for your support.
I finally had some time to work on her finger...
Good news...she is fixed.
When I set down and really looked at it I determined why the finger wire was not going back into the channel properly.
I was not pulling hard enough to get the proper opening out in front of the tip. In other words I needed to pull harder than I had pulled originally to damage it. It was scary as I kept imaging ripping her lil finger off completely. It worked....SUCCESS. it doesnt really even look like it needs any glue.
That tactic worked for me with my KimberAnna as well, but I was a bit reluctant to suggest it earlier in the thread. I seemed to be having a constant battle with finger wires poking through the TPE, and I wasn't really sure how much regularly pulling at the fingers to re-seat the wires contributed to the issues I ended up having and I did not want to lead you down the wrong path.
Anna is used actively rather than just as a photographic model so taking ultimate care of her is not always possible all of the time! Eventually I removed all of the finger wires from both hands back to the wrist plates as I was getting regularly scratched and I really was beginning to have fears of poking one of my eyes out!
OK, I have lost the ability to manipulate Anna's fingers but I feel a whole lot safer at playtime these days. What I have to watch for now is the wrist plates damaging the TPE at the wrists. My solution was a little extreme so you can see why I didn't leap to suggest it originally. Proceed with caution I would say!
