I think Zip Dry actually works better than Superglue. The reason is that if you touch both sides together, then separate them, for maybe 15 seconds, you can then put extremely large parts together, and the matrix that Zip Dry forms is very strong, yet, for quite a while, adjustable, even as it holds the parts together without any extra clamping effort, or just minimal, in some cases.
It does have an "sweet, bitter Almond" smell. I got poisoned by cyanide on a part I was working on. Not a good feeling, breathing, and not being to take in any air. It builds up in your system, so it is something I rarely use. I did glue a piece on metal on the alternator pulley of my 1973 MG, and 17 years later, it is still holding!! I used the "Gel" gap filling stuff, with an accelerator catalyst.
well i used Bison-glue..
in europe that is a very good..strong..and expensive glue
and it glues allmost everything.
it's a very sticky stuff that you need to hold down a few minutes and then normally stays down for ever
A little work with the "thumbs" and those edges will straighten right out! I've never seen one of these with the back end cut out like that. It really brings the model to life!
Unfortunately, I don't think so. It looks like the first Star Wars movie ever made, when they were inside the worm. It looks like the worm pooped it out!
A sad ending, this kid will never know why his uncle begrudges him!