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At first mine did not have it but after I used a monkey wrench and angrily twisted the head, the glue came undone.He can rotate 360 now.(Not that I recommend you to do that.)

Lockdownhunter wrote:At first mine did not have it but after I used a monkey wrench and angrily twisted the head, the glue came undone.He can rotate 360 now.(Not that I recommend you to do that.)

Are we talking the regular Beast Hunters Voyager Prime, or the ginormous one with the Cyclo-Cannons?

Here's a small tip: we usually refer to figures by line (abbreviated), Size Class, prefix then name. Most of the time, line and name will do, but with multiple versions sharing the same name, size class and prefix go a long way in identifying the figure you're talking about

JelZe GoldRabbit wrote:

Lockdownhunter wrote:At first mine did not have it but after I used a monkey wrench and angrily twisted the head, the glue came undone.He can rotate 360 now.(Not that I recommend you to do that.)

Are we talking the regular Beast Hunters Voyager Prime, or the ginormous one with the Cyclo-Cannons?

Here's a small tip: we usually refer to figures by line (abbreviated), Size Class, prefix then name. Most of the time, line and name will do, but with multiple versions sharing the same name, size class and prefix go a long way in identifying the figure you're talking about

The voyager version(not the upscaled cyberverse,the only one with the ionic pulse launchers).THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That's weird, I haven't heard the regular Voyager having the head glued in place. Mine, which is the 2-pack Voyager one, turns just fine to a certain degree. What I have read though, is that the waist is glued in place on some figures.

Well the head is glued together isn't it, you can't unscrew the back of the head and pop out the eye light piping.

Its frustrating because I want to paint those eyes.