Can you move Buzz's arms?
791886
you can move them, but they stay in the bent position.... no "to infinity and beyond" position, sadly.
791887
Buzz's arms swivel at shoulders not at elbow - same for legs swivel at hips not at knees
1346606
I tried it but I couldn't make it fly. My Grandson can though. He just pulls the arms and lets it fly somehow.
1362364
With one hand I put the can in place, and with the other hand, I push on the level to lock it into place. Then I let go of the can (you are not supposed to hold it), I push down the lever until it's done. If you can push down on the level with your arm (it's a big lever so it would not be uncomfortable), then I think it could be done.
1797929
Yes it can. I just did it in fact. Takes a little muscle but not too bad as you are sliding up on an angle.
1650920
No, the head is attached to the whole arm. It snaps on as a whole, the little bristle head just wiggles/vibrates.
1455416
You can move the arms up and down. The legs don't really move, just slightly side to side.
1498898
Yes you can. But since it wasn't meant for that purpose her hands may wiggle out. It is still ana amazing product!
822611
Yes it does. You can stand in one place and not move. All you nedd to move is your arms!
1228621
Yes they do move. Not sure about the flexibility of movement, but the arms definitely move. Hope this helps!
1432922
Not really. You just have to put the arms on. It was super easy and it is an amazing product.
892842
Hi Skot! The arm is movable so you will be able to modify the position as you see fit.
2004138
If you mean "moveable", then yes. Her arms and legs move independently of each other. Her head turns also.
199356
Yes, they both move independently. I believe there is an way to "hook" them together so they don't, however.
2153378
Yes the arms move. I highly recommend this machine , well built and very quiet.
956637
Here is our hero, Hiccup. His legs and arms do move, however, only from the hip and shoulder. There is no articulation at the knee and elbow, but then he is only a few inches tall. I have to say that he is one of the better rendered models available. Most are just coloured blobs with very little in the way of facial features. This little chap is definitely Hiccup, and my son's night fury family are happy to have him around. Hope this is helpful. Cheers! :-)
1267090
You could, I guess, it would depend on how big your arm is. My son is pretty solid and has big arms, the metal plate would need to be bent to form around the arm and you would need help tying it. My son says it can be done, yes.
1658939
Yes, but you don't have to. Like Zachary says just turn them toward the floor. The pad as such is also adjustable so you can change the angle. I use it both with Olympic, EZ and dumbbells. One of my favorite accessories.