Playmobil will adopt the new body structure going forward??

[Bolingbroke]

All the fi?ures I got, the fit was very very snug, with no stooping or loose arms in sight. Yes, I definitely would like this to be the way forward for the rest of the range, too. Only last week I broke the boots off an old city guard 

[Heronimus]

Sounds like the norm is quite new-structure-welcoming

And I noticed the printing is getting more accurate on klickies bodies, which might not be f!gues-only. Thanks technology!!!

[Baron Marshall]

I have not had any problems with them either... but I know that some have complained about them "falling apart" 

[tahra]

We had no problems with ours either.. The ones that we wanted to change or pop required a strong yank.. No way they'd pop by accident..

[WarriorOfToys]

Same here, I just broke a leg of a klicky  using the "Hans on"-method, would be nice if customzing wouldn't be all to harmfull.

If you change out the legs first
so they are the old style legs from the first klickies,
and then do the Hans on method,
The legs will not break, or certainly not as easily.

As for this new system, it sounds very exciting!
I have none of the surprise figures...
But I think it is time I went to Science Safari
And grabbed a zorro.

[Giorginetto]

I want to get some of these new figures !!!! 

[bona.m]

I have no problem on the new body structure. I am the one who has never removed hair, arms, legs from klicky as I thought I was too rude and feared something would be broken.

It is smooth now when assemble or remove parts.

Actually, I concern the packaging instead. Since my friend found that his 5203 guitarist has 2 heads but no rubber strape. This is ridiculous and Playmobil should really pay more attention to pack the scattered component. 

[conniefrere]

If you change out the legs first
so they are the old style legs from the first klickies,
and then do the Hans on method,
The legs will not break, or certainly not as easily.

Good idee, but how do you remove the legs first? (maybe a little off-topic)

[Baron Marshall]

if you take a dental floss pick... you can poke the end between the legs and the skeleton... and it will just slide off without any damage as both the playmo and the pick are plastic... or you can use a screwdriver if you are careful 

[conniefrere]

if you take a dental floss pick... you can poke the end between the legs and the skeleton... and it will just slide off without any damage as both the playmo and the pick are plastic... or you can use a screwdriver if you are careful 

Thanks Baron! I will try right away.