OK, I’m trying to put the airleons (sp?) on my 1/24 scale Stuka. It’s a tricky situation that needs alot of tweaking to look proper. I would need 12 hands to hold everything in place to see where adjustments would be needed so I was thinking that I need a “temporary” glue to hold things in place while I see how things fit and make adjustments. I tried Elmers Glue All - too weak, and I tried using some laquer to hold the pieces in place but that was way too weak. Anybody have any other ideas or methods?
Jim
Tiny drops of CA should do the trick.
I was thinking that, but I was afraid, honestly. I’ll give it a go. Thanx.
Jim
You should be ok, if you are really worried have a CA debonder handy.
Does anyone remember Micro Liquitape? It was my favorite canopy glue, because it was basically water-based contact cement, and though the canopies were held much tighter than with white glue, the Liquitape could be pried off if necessary with no damage. Since the Liquitape apparently is history, does anyone know of a similar product, sort of a water-based rubber cement? That sounds like just the ticket for Jim’s problem, and I’d like some for my clear parts, since I’ve never been happy with anything else, and I’m too afraid of trusting Future to protect my canopies against fogging from CA.
TOM