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  1. If there's money to be made by doing something, regardless of what it is, some one will be there to do it. You can call it speculating, or you can just say it's providing a service. If I want Kit X, and you had the foresight, capital and space to buy and store the kit for however many years, then I will gladly pay you for your time and effort for the chance to own something I really want. If your price is unfair, then I will sit patiently until another comes up for sale, or an alternative is produced.

  2. Well, I picked up my Destroid this morning and spent a few hours today applying decals. I used a mixture of styles, using both decal sheets. I'm actually surprised at how many more a Destroid comes with compared to a Valkyrie. I love the color scheme on this mecha...it looks like something a real military would use. Here are a few shots of the finished product...

    Dude, nice job on the decals. They really make it pop! That helped the "Pros" column as to whether or not to delve into the 1/60 armor mecha...

    Not sure if I should curse your name or thank you.

  3. Sigh, that's what I was afraid of. I feel bad cause the wifey is distraught about the breakage. I told her not to worry, it was an easy fix. Looks like I'm heading to OverDrive, then possibly the wanted ads.

    Thanks for everyone's help, Made this alot easier!!

    So, in case anyone is wondering, I fixed this with a bottle of Loctite 416 Instant Adhesive and gap filler.

    First I applied the adhesive to both pieces, then set them together and pinched for about 30 seconds.

    I gave that about an hour to dry, then liberally applied more to the cracks and gaps.

    After allowing that to dry over night, I cut a few squares of thin styrene and glued them to act as a bonding plate across the 2 pieces. Then I filled any additional gaps under the styrene and any other spots I may have missed.

    It appears to be pretty damn solid, as I had to put the legs on and remove twice becuase I put them on the wrong sides, twice :wacko: I've since posed the legs and put it from Gerwalk to Fighter and back...

  4. Okay, I don't know where else to post this so here goes:

    I just assembled my 1/48 woodland low camo vf-1a with it's matching gbp armor set. However, the hands that come with the armor set won't fit into the sockets where the vf-1a's hands are plugged in. is there something obvious i'm missing or what?

    please help, cause I'd like to use the larger hands with the gbp armor as the original hands look way too disproportionate.

    I've had to take a pice of fine grit sand paper to resin cast hands before, maybe you can try to grind a bit off? Obviously go a little at a time so as not to make it loose.

    /If you do go to far, there's a putty called quake proof that I've used to keep the hands in place, and guns in hands.

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