Solid! Man I jack up almost every custom I work on. Its fun having to create new ways of fixing broke stuff and modding otherwise incompatible stuff and still come out wit a bada$$ figure. I am digging this one very much(the trollop!lol)

Definite improvement over the original, funny but the wedged heels look awful on the Phoenix figure, but painted black they work out a lot better. As far as the knees go, I'd suggest heating them up, disassembling the joints, applying a thin layer of superglue (brush on type) to either the pegs or the holes on the knee joints (or both), letting it dry thoroughly and reassembling. The current hip assembly Hasbro uses is a ball and socket type joint with a sort of barbell piece glued into a hole in the crotch, which is usually what becomes loose. I've had some luck fixing this by heating and popping off the legs then spreading the upper hip pieces outward and carefully using a toothpick to spread gel type superglue around both sides of where the barbell glues into the crotch area. Let that dry and set for 24 and then test it out, sometimes you might have to repeat the process. My opinion is if they're going to use this type of joint it would be preferable to use the softer plastic for the hip pieces as well.

Thanks for the tips,I'll try that out.