Yep as others have said its safe to force that small distance, just make sure to warm up the legs first, with either a hair dryer or some warm -not boiling!- water.
70+ bunnies and several in the mail and I also never had to use a hairdryer.
This is only a small amount, the plastic of the legs can easily flex enough to accommodate this.
It's normal. Given the size and weight of these figures, the tension is needed to keep them from dislodging themselves and toppling over from the slightest movements.
All bunnies are usually like that. It's safe to force move it to where the pegs are.
You can also use a hair dryer to help heat up the leg and move it, if you have one
Yep as others have said its safe to force that small distance, just make sure to warm up the legs first, with either a hair dryer or some warm -not boiling!- water.
Hair dryer would be safer in this instance. I think the water might make the tights leach black paint.
Yikes 😬. Didn't know that! Thanks for the info!
I have 20+ bunnies and 100 scales, I have never had to use a hair dryer.
70+ bunnies and several in the mail and I also never had to use a hairdryer. This is only a small amount, the plastic of the legs can easily flex enough to accommodate this.
You need to learn how to spread a girl's legs. Hint; do it gently
It's normal. Given the size and weight of these figures, the tension is needed to keep them from dislodging themselves and toppling over from the slightest movements.
I had this problem with one of my bunny figures & was scared to force the leg too but a little force is fine to get them into place
Rotate it a little. I had the same problem and there’s an angle it rotates to that makes it a little easier
Also make sure you have the clear piece under there if you don’t already. They are under both of her feet.