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Is bullying new members fun? If so, I might give it a try!

Have it your way. It's your lid. But be man enough to be criticized.

Whoa, that's rude. Didn't you sleep well or are you constipated? Post count doesn't mean anything. A few helpful posts are way better than 3000 BS comments The ears still look ugly; the buck line shouldn't be visible

This is indeed a vald question. I don't think this was ever discussed.

Nice build! But I agree with Wayne; trim the ears a little.

Just remove the return edge. It will bend without the need of any heat source.A heat gun is really the last resort.

I guess I just wanted to be on the safe side But it isn't wrong to give it a little time

i second that. I used that stuff a lot when building my styrene prototypes. But it takes about a day to cure.

Agreed 100%! And thanks for all the fun you you bring to this forum!

Don't try to fool us! These are new lugs! J/K, of course.Top work! What did you use to fill it?

What Mathias said I have to admit I had to look up the word "luscious" This is kind of my new favorite adjective. Thanks!

Don't know them, but they're most likely recast. Stay away from the 'bay in general.

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You can use some putty like bondo to fill the hole, then sand it flat. Some use super glue mixed with baking powder. HTH!

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Ausserdem sind die MovieFX sehr schlechte Recasts und aufgrund des dickeren Plastiks sind viele Details verloren gegangen.

Doesnt matter.

I told you it'll work Sure, it is time consuming, but it save a lot of elbow grease

I don't know much about Calgary; but "tropical" doesn't come to my mind...

POLO!

YES! A volunter for a "how to" :D

Too bad I don't have access to nomex gloves. It would be worth a try.

That's what I thought But I have a solution in the back of my head. Please tell me what I think. Apply some silcone caulk on the area where the hand guard would go. Spread it thru the fabric a little. Let dry. Now you have a non fabric surface where you could glue the hand guards.

Has any one ever tried to glue the rubber hand guards on Nomex gloves? Did it work? What did you do? I know how to glue them onto rubber gloves, but I don't know about others. Thanks, Karin

Yeah, don't troop in it. To quote Indinana Jones: It belongs in a museum!"