Display posture and movable parts: Check before moving them.

Separating movement from storage

The pose you see in the photograph may not be suitable for long-term display. We will ask separate questions regarding the range of motion and the pose suitable for storage. Don't rely solely on the names of joint types or self-supporting functions; ask for explanations that apply to your specific purchase configuration.

Check the location of support.

When using bases or supports, check the compatible products, contact points, and fixing methods. It is important not to judge compatibility solely based on the load capacity figures. Before substituting parts that are not included, consult the seller about the stress that will be placed on the surface and internal structure.

Stop if you feel resistance.

When moving movable parts, follow the instructions in the manual, and if you encounter any unfamiliar resistance or sounds, stop applying force. Record the direction of movement and the state in which you noticed the change, and consult with a technician. Refrain from disassembling or adjusting the device to investigate the cause until you understand the permitted scope of work.

Re-evaluating the surroundings even after the exhibition is over

After installation, check the weight of the costumes and accessories, the stability of the base, and the distance from walkways. In areas where people or pets may come into contact with the display, consider placement to prevent contact and tipping. Prioritize the ability to continue daily inspections and safe handling over the aesthetics of the display.

Checklist

• We checked the range of motion and storage conditions separately.
• The compatibility of the support parts was confirmed.
• I have refrained from discussing how to seek advice if you are hesitant.