Texan29

Glue the other rubber piece to the clip to cover the grooves. The rubber makes a spacer for the clip so it is smooth when you move the arm.

Screw the clip onto the top of the shoulder piece:

SuperGlue the grooved rubber piece to the clip like so:

Attach the clip piece to the arm like this:

Cut grooves into one piece of the rubber like so: (Pardon my horrible drawing skills heh)

Next take apart the shoulder with the arm, unscrew and remove original plastic piece inside the shoulder:

Take the rubber and cut it into a small 1 inch rectangle. Then slice it in half lengthwise. Pull off one of the arms from the binder clip.

Mods; I know this isn't macross, but I didn't know where else to post this. Okay, you'll need two things for this, first is either a flat eraser or the tread from an old shoe (anything that is a good semi-solid rubber) and the second is a small binder clip:

His brother's name is Cheesecutter. They were a part of of the Flatulators line. Just Kidding. Actually he's the orange car on Onslaught's trailer in picture 2. Flatulacons merge to become Flatulator!!!! GraaaaHH!!! *sSSSSt*

Jetfire - 1984 Bandai (metal parts) * Tracks - 1980 - 84, Takara * Hard Head - 1987 - Hasbro/Takara - * Motormaster - 1985 Hasbro/Takara - * Slingshot - 1985 Hasbro - * Goldbug - 1986 Hasbro/Takara - * Sixshot * Onslaught - * Overload - * Windbreaker - All Transformers are in "as is" condition and all are missing some parts. Apparently a couple were played with in the sandbox as they still have a few grains of sands in their joints. - Wait wait!! Windbreaker?? I don't remember that one as a kid! Was that the Japanese name/version??

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Hey NERV, I don't know of any chemical solvents to do that but you could do it if you had the right thread tap. It'd cut the glue right out of the threads. If you can't find any solvents, this will work if you're careful to line it up correctly and make sure you use the correct threaded tap. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...&category=50891

Howdy folks! Looks like the forum changed a bit since I was last here. Looks really well catagorized now...hehe. Okay, I found "Acrylic Floor Finish" at the dollar general store for $2.00 and I was wonderin' if any of y'all tried this AND if it's a good substitute for the real deal? Or should I pitch it out the winder and opt to buy the right stuff? The ONLY reasons I bought this stuff was it was $2.00 (i'm POOR lately! ) and it states right under the product label, "Compare to the performance of Future®." Oh, and i'm a slow witted sucker who buys shiny objects if presented to me the right way...