tenwheeler
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A couple of weeks ago, I went to a train show and spotted a Model Masterpieces kit (Kit #119, 2 Stall Engine House with Power House). I had seen one on Ebay, but when it topped $160.00+ in bids, I stopped watching!
I started to pick up the box, and the dealer said "I'll make you a good deal on that... it's sort of broken up. I opened the lid, and looked in at the pieces of plaster chunks that used to be a FSM kit. I thanked him and moved on. As that was the last day of the show, and as I was making one last pass.. he saw me near his table, and said "twenty bucks...". I thought, you've done dumber things in your life..., and I forked over the $20.00.
The kit should have had 9 large plaster sections, and it had 26 plus a dozen or so small chunks. My problem is what would be the absolute best adhesive to use on this puppy? I figure after filling in all the remaining gaps with dental plaster, I can cover the major cracks with "ivy vines" (thanks to Woodland Scenic), and then I can "sculpt" stone lines in the smaller ones.
So if anyone has any idea of the best glue to use, I would surely appreciate a "heads up" on the problem. Thanks... Bob
I started to pick up the box, and the dealer said "I'll make you a good deal on that... it's sort of broken up. I opened the lid, and looked in at the pieces of plaster chunks that used to be a FSM kit. I thanked him and moved on. As that was the last day of the show, and as I was making one last pass.. he saw me near his table, and said "twenty bucks...". I thought, you've done dumber things in your life..., and I forked over the $20.00.
The kit should have had 9 large plaster sections, and it had 26 plus a dozen or so small chunks. My problem is what would be the absolute best adhesive to use on this puppy? I figure after filling in all the remaining gaps with dental plaster, I can cover the major cracks with "ivy vines" (thanks to Woodland Scenic), and then I can "sculpt" stone lines in the smaller ones.
So if anyone has any idea of the best glue to use, I would surely appreciate a "heads up" on the problem. Thanks... Bob