customizing help

So I am thinking of getting a torso off ebay. It is a JVC nunchuck body.

What I really want to know is if a Johnny Cage head will fit in it without too much modding. I can't seem to find my JVC nunchuck, so if anyone could help me out, that would be fantastic.

I'm gonna say 'no' simply because the JvC neck sockets only allowed flat-bottomed neck balls (for some dumb idiot-ass reason, I'm sure), and were generally smaller than the RAH neck balls. You'll need to do a few minutes of dremeling, I'm sure.

I'm gonna say 'no' simply because the JvC neck sockets only allowed flat-bottomed neck balls (for some dumb idiot-ass reason, I'm sure), and were generally smaller than the RAH neck balls. You'll need to do a few minutes of dremeling, I'm sure.

"LASER BLAST", forgot about that completely.

I'm gonna say 'no' simply because the JvC neck sockets only allowed flat-bottomed neck balls (for some dumb idiot-ass reason, I'm sure), and were generally smaller than the RAH neck balls. You'll need to do a few minutes of dremeling, I'm sure.

_____, forgot about that completely.

You could always send the head to someone like JFak or Carn and have them cast the head with a JvC neck on it.

hmmmmm........Will talk to carn about it tommorow.

Looking at the JvC Nunchuck Torso I've got here...it does use a Ball Jointed head...

Most if not all of the JvC style figures did have Round Neck balls. (Wild Bill, Nunchuck, Dusty, T Crotch Wetsuit, T Crotch Heavy duty, all the other T Crotch figures.

It was the Spy Troops figures who started the Flat bottomed neck balls...(Cross Hairs, Scalple, Recondo.

Construction is really so inconsistant you pretty much have to check the parts to be sure.


Johnny Cange's (Sagat legs, Road Pig Torso, BC Muskrat arms) head will fit...but will require some work...the neck ball is a bit too large and the neck is a tad long from being made to fit the Roadpig body.

Johnny Cage's head is also the size of Sputnik, so I don't really know how well it'll work with that Nunchuk body, proportion-wise.

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