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Sargent Whisenhunt · **Joined:** Fri Mar 06, 2015 4:22 am **Posts:** 2

I'm having a problem with the gaps in the models. Does anyone have suggestions on what gap filler to use.

wilycoyote · **Joined:** Mon Apr 07, 2014 3:14 pm **Posts:** 343

Sargent Whisenhunt wrote:

I'm having a problem with the gaps in the models. Does anyone have suggestions on what gap filler to use.

I would suggest Games Workshop's liquid green, yes it is a tad expensive but you only need a little.

Otherwise any two part epoxy (green or grey whatever) will do, but will need light sanding once cured.

Sargent Whisenhunt · **Joined:** Fri Mar 06, 2015 4:22 am **Posts:** 2

wilycoyote wrote:

Sargent Whisenhunt wrote:

I'm having a problem with the gaps in the models. Does anyone have suggestions on what gap filler to use.

I would suggest Games Workshop's liquid green, yes it is a tad expensive but you only need a little.

Otherwise any two part epoxy (green or grey whatever) will do, but will need light sanding once cured.

Thanks.

glitterboy2098 · **Posted:** Mon Mar 09, 2015 9:42 am

if the gaps are not super big, you can also just use a little gel super glue and wipeaway the excess before it sets.

wilycoyote · **Joined:** Mon Apr 07, 2014 3:14 pm **Posts:** 343

Just a quick add, finally got my hands on the kits/models at the weekend - I am based in the UK - and quickly put ogether some tests from each sprue.

The Spartan/Phalanx is definately the worst culprit but nothing major, so I wondered what "glue" you were using. I have seen a lot of pepole online using various types of super glue. Me I use Revell polysterene cement and the gentle melt this has when bonding really cuts down on any gaps and seams - I know others report the same using testors.

Might not be so , but a change of glue might help as well

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