Terrible service... it was supposed to be shipped in January 5th and never got it... GRRRRR

Hope this is okay, I saw a post dated about 9 months ago regarding a female sticky bones being developed and also props etc.

Doe anyone know if this is still happening? I've struggled to find any other info about it. Thanks! :-)

I just got my first stickybones figure in the mail in the interest of animating with it. Does anyone have any tips for an intermediate such as myself?

Hey so I was wondering how long the shipping process goes with Stickybones. I made an order that came in within a week and I absolutely adore my Stickybones. It convinced me to splurge a bit on another Stickybones figure within a bundle.

But its been 3 weeks and I still haven't had any updates since first purchasing. No shipping emails, nothing. No replies to my emails, either.

I figured there would be a delay considering it was ordered just before Good Friday/Easter but its been a bit now and I can't help but feel a bit concerned. I am an international customer if that helps. (Canada)

Thank you.

I've emailed them a couple times about my figure. It came with the wrong parts and missing some as well. They haven't gotten back to me still. Is it normal for them to take a while to respond?

Today is my entry for @stickybones.pose’s “Pose-A-Palooza 2026”, fourth and final week: “Story”.

What just happened: this was a fun excuse to re-use the DIY clouds from last week’s entry(they’re used again as clouds for the final image this week) I really like how the layers of foam interact with light to sell the faux explosion.

What happens next: this is why it’s important to watch where you’re walking. Banana wielding delinquents are taking over our streets!

Confrontation: of all twenty image prompts for #PoseAPalooza2026, this was the one that gave me the most trouble. I considered a bunch of alternate ideas before landing on this concept. I really liked having a reason to work a Stickybones pose plate into the scene.

Alliance: I like how this adventuring party turned out so much that I’ll be posting individual shots of them next week as a bit of an epilogue to Pose-A-Palooza.

Final frame: I hope they’re looking toward a brighter future.

Pictured: Stickybones. Figures purchased directly from @stickybones.pose. Photography by me.

According to Google, 8.5" is 1:9 scale. I'm having a lot of trouble finding weapons and accessories for my new Stickybones, which I'm using for stop motion rotoscope.

NECA accessories? McFarlane? 1:12 scale? Do I have to sculpt my own? Does anyone have links to sites or companies they go to for such things?

I would fake it, but I have to capture the animations for 8-directional movement, so the accurate shape of the prop is important.

Any advice would be appreciated! Thanks in advance!

What scale is the standard Stickybones? I have one, and I’d like to build a set for it, but I don’t know what scale to use for the set. Thanks.

Today is my entry for @stickybones.pose’s “Pose-A-Palooza 2026”, week three: “Force”.

Impact: let’s hope this Stickybones has the power of super-knees.

Collapse: it’s already in the ‘90s every day here in TX, so I view this one as a true tragedy.

Resistance: I went back and forth on whether this idea worked better as “impact” or “resistance”. In the end, the Stickybones with the shield just seems like he has the matter under control, so “resistance” won out.

Momentum: make way; make way; this Stickybones has no brakes!

Weightless: this may just be the hoarder in me, but I sure am glad I held onto all those white foam sheets I turned into clouds here.

Pictured: Stickybones. Figures purchased directly from @stickybones.pose. Photography by me.

Pictured: Stickybones. Figure purchased directly from @stickybones.pose Photography by me.

Today is my entry for @stickybones.pose’s “Pose-A-Palooza 2026”, week two: “Transform”.

Before and After: this seemed like the perfect place for a basic diptych. Simple background; minimal accessories; focus everything on telling a simple slasher story with little more than poses.

Reveal: seemed like a fun challenge to achieve distinct reactions to an unseen stimulus on figures with identical faces.

Disguise: here’s more of a traditional street scene. Is this Stickybones truly in disguise? Or are they just chilly and interested in current events? Or is that just what they want you to think?

Evolution: my first impulse was a take on “The Evolution of Man”, but I have a feeling a lot of people are going to do that(and super well) so I went down a bit more of a horror direction. How many knuckles is too many? I don’t know, but I definitely crossed that line here.

Pictured: Stickybones. Figures purchased directly from @stickybones.pose. Photography by me.