Makin' it stick

[sammyd]

The wife bought our youngest a couple Ertl farm sets for Xmas.
Since I am the "train layout guy" I got nominated to whip up a little farm layout.
She wants the buildings glued together and place on some foam like my trains.
However, the plastic used on the buildings is softer than I am used to.
Does anyone know what would hold stuff together without melting it?
Thanx!

 

[60103]

Try Aileens "Tacky Glue". It's a step up from carpenter's white glue. The craft stores have it. At worst, it won't dissolve the plastic.

 

[jim currie]

two sided carpet tape .

 

[sammyd]

I ended up using regular ol testors model cement. Seems to work OK.

May not be a train but still was fun and I used my layout building skills to make it.

 

[Fred_M]

LOL, A true John Deere man would never ever have a red barn. Looks great. Most of the Ertyl items like that are close to S scale, so it's trains, just maybe not the scale you are modelling. Fred

 

[SAL Comet]

Good lookin' dio. sammyd, But real men drive red tractors (my 1947 Ford 8N)

 

[ausien]

you could always sit it next to the lay out and put in a siding to cart away the live stock to market, then it would be trains...have a good one..steve

 

[sammyd]

may not be green but not too shabby for a Ford