Hey man how ya been..Nice work repairing your Balrog.
The main issues I have with my Balrog is repairing the 2 legs. I would upload photos if I could.
Imagine my Balrog with 2 snapped leg joints at the top of each leg. Please note the actual legs are perfectly fine it's just the joint that needs repairing.
Therefore I need a new joint for each leg so that I can reattach each Leg to the Thigh/Upper body of the Balrog.
I probably also need to somehow remove damaged plastic joint bits stuck inside the Upper legs and Torso/Thigh.
Please Help Dude..P.S I definitely want to keep the moving Articulation in the joints with a repair.
Cheers Deaditor

If you had any marvel legends build a Figure parts specificallly a torso and pelvis piece those would be thick enough to fit into the pelvis part if sanded down in place. You could just use any old Figure it’s just that joint is going to be the thickest therefore strongest swivel joint. Considering it’s where the legs attach to the hip/pelvis area I’m assuming the attachment might be the same as the tail to body area joint. It seems that these parts don’t need to move necessarily as it’s a statuesque Figure but if you wanted to maintain that movement I’d probably either do my method if the joint is the same as the tails or maybe find a larger toy like a baby doll cheaply and insert the pelvis part into the balrogs then the legs made smaller (but with their joint at the pelvis still attached) inserted into each leg like you’re making a bone structure essentially. I did this for a Arkham origins firefly figure as he had weak clear plastic joints and broke in packaging. Hope this helps. Obviously be careful using a strong reliable tool to whittle down the interior if you wanted to fit parts in or remove the broken plastic inside.

Great tutorial ..... very creative work !!!!

Thanks, literally took me an hour or two back in December but never considered just uploading shots from the videos taken. The Balrog is one of those things that anyone who has one or has a big not necessarily well jointed designed figure understands how easily broken it can be. I saw a lot of people online baffled on how to repair this particular statuesque Figure and if there’s any chipping I suppose some black miliput reinforced then painted would work well also. A simple Lego bionical joints insertion might work or one of those larger Lego swivel platforms or turntables that are about a standard Lego brick in height and have a width of 4 studs by 4 studs (usually red in colour) there are some useful Lego Technic/ bionicle turntables also that with a bit of inginuity you could lengthen and insert into each limb and the pelvis and glue so you have strong turning joints.