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Just want to share a good experience. I am sure most of you know the terrible feeling of broken mast (yesterday by watch strap :Arrrr:). Láďa, the store owner lent me Army Painter Super Glue and it worked extremely well. Recommend :fixit:
If you have another good experience, feel free to share it.
Post Scriptum: Good to be back on sea again :minis:
I've found Mek Pak glue works really well as it effectively "welds" the surfaces back together again.
I had the same problem at Britcon last weekend Daniel.
A kindly gentleman who does not have anything to do with SAILS bailed me out with his emergency small tube of Super Glue.
Something which I will now carry to all games in my emergency rations.
As an aside, would you be willing to give this Home Page a make over similar to the one which you did for Chris on the Drome?:pray::please:
Rob.
I've actually been known to apply thin coats of clear-drying superglue to the mast-hull join areas of my ships as a bit of preemptive reinforcement.
"Army Painter Super Glue", unfortunately, is also just a super glue. After several experiments
with plastic glue, I can recommend "Citadel Plastic Glue" for Sails of Glory, maybe the same
as "Mek Pak", i don't now this one.
Plastic Glues from Revell and Pattex didn't work as well as the Citadel Glue.
I also have not checked Army Painter Platic Glue, but i would prefer if before the
Super Clue for long lasting.
The advantage over Super Glue is that this welds the seams.
It is a bit slower, but still relatively fast usable if you don't touch it to much.
Thank you for your recommendations, gentlemen. Maybe I am still under infuence of super glues from 90' that I would never used on my minis :minis:
Anyway, I would buy Citadel one and set the emergency pack as Admiral Blight is using :thumbsup:
On Lankin's reccomendation I have just purchased a bottle of the Citadel glue for £4.75. it is well worth that to give it a try.
Rob.
And when I got home today, there it was. That's what comes of having GW head office in Nottingham.
Rob.