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News Credits: 4499 · by **william-james88** » Mon Jan 04, 2016 7:30 am

Whifflefire wrote:
william-james88 wrote: Could you just glue it back?

I tried that initially, but unfortunately it kept coming off when I tried to fit it in. It might be the glue I used, though. It hasn't been working as well as it should, need a new bottle. And I'm only just learning how to get pictures online...

Let me help you. Go to photobucket (google for it) and get an account there. Then you can upload pics from your phone of camera and then once you do, photobucket will give you links to your pictures online. So then you copy paste those links here and we can see your pictures. And for all my gluing, I use krazy glue.

by **Whifflefire** » Mon Jan 04, 2016 2:12 pm

william-james88 wrote:
Whifflefire wrote:
william-james88 wrote: Could you just glue it back?

I tried that initially, but unfortunately it kept coming off when I tried to fit it in. It might be the glue I used, though. It hasn't been working as well as it should, need a new bottle. And I'm only just learning how to get pictures online...

Let me help you. Go to photobucket (google for it) and get an account there. Then you can upload pics from your phone of camera and then once you do, photobucket will give you links to your pictures online. So then you copy paste those links here and we can see your pictures. And for all my gluing, I use krazy glue.

Thanks for your help, I'll be sure to try that when I get the chance.

News Credits: 3 · by **DedicatedGhostArt** » Mon Jan 04, 2016 2:51 pm

Since I am on Deviantart, I just use that. :lol:

News Credits: 131 · by **no-one** » Mon Jan 04, 2016 7:33 pm

william-james88 wrote:I use krazy glue.

Amateur, call me when you step up to...

News Credits: 60 · by **fenrir72** » Mon Jan 04, 2016 8:30 pm

carytheone wrote:
william-james88 wrote:I use krazy glue.
Amateur, call me when you step up to...

If only there a soldering like device we can you to melt and reattach the part. Crazy glue aka cryoacrylate is only good on parts not exposed to pressure. Any other than that, itza breaking apart again.

News Credits: 3 · by **DedicatedGhostArt** » Mon Jan 04, 2016 8:31 pm

carytheone wrote:
william-james88 wrote:I use krazy glue.
Amateur, call me when you step up to...

Ya guys need to step up your game! Cary uses Lego to glue HIS stuff together. 8-)

News Credits: 174 · by **Hellscream9999** » Mon Jan 04, 2016 9:51 pm

SillySpringer wrote:
carytheone wrote:
william-james88 wrote:I use krazy glue.
Amateur, call me when you step up to...

Ya guys need to step up your game! Cary uses Lego to glue HIS stuff together.

You're right, and here I was using a combination of 'the force' and duct tape #-o

News Credits: 437 · by **Sabrblade** » Mon Jan 04, 2016 11:22 pm

by **Corsair** » Tue Jan 05, 2016 2:36 am

I just got my own Devastator in the mail today and this thread had me paranoid I was gonna break it :-P

Fortunately he made it onto my shelf in one piece...though I did have to raise the shelf above my TFs to fit him in :-D

News Credits: 95 · by **-Kanrabat-** » Tue Jan 05, 2016 4:28 am

Tyberion wrote:I just got my own Devastator in the mail today and this thread had me paranoid I was gonna break it

Fortunately he made it onto my shelf in one piece...though I did have to raise the shelf above my TFs to fit him in

Mine have no choice but to stand on the floor along Gen Metroplex and G1 Fortmax.

by **Whifflefire** » Tue Jan 05, 2016 4:46 am

Tyberion wrote:I just got my own Devastator in the mail today and this thread had me paranoid I was gonna break it

Whoops, sorry! Didn't mean to worry you. It's a pretty stable figure(s), just keep an eye on the tab.

News Credits: 3 · by **DedicatedGhostArt** » Tue Jan 05, 2016 12:03 pm

Hellscream9999 wrote:
SillySpringer wrote:
carytheone wrote:
william-james88 wrote:I use krazy glue.
Amateur, call me when you step up to...

Ya guys need to step up your game! Cary uses Lego to glue HIS stuff together.

You're right, and here I was using a combination of 'the force' and duct tape

See the power of the dark side.

News Credits: 131 · by **no-one** » Tue Jan 05, 2016 12:19 pm

fenrir72 wrote:
carytheone wrote:
william-james88 wrote:I use krazy glue.
Amateur, call me when you step up to...
*kragle img snip*

If only there a soldering like device we can you to melt and reattach the part. Crazy glue aka cryoacrylate is only good on parts not exposed to pressure. Any other than that, itza breaking apart again.

If your feeling froggy I have a suggestion. Now for a quick disclaimer: this is dangerous and I've never used it on a load bearing tab.

Heat up the blade of a razor knife and press it to the larger part and press the smaller part to the other side of the knife. Both parts melt a little then remove the knife and press said pieces together.

This can leave some burnt marks and some melted looking plastic. I just recent repaired some vintage Christmas ornaments with this technique.

Now what exact part are we talking about on ol Devy so I can be careful.

News Credits: 22 · by **Rodimus Prime** » Tue Jan 05, 2016 12:26 pm

carytheone wrote:If your feeling froggy I have a suggestion. Now for a quick disclaimer: this is dangerous and I've never used it on a load bearing tab.

Heat up the blade of a razor knife and press it to the larger part and press the smaller part to the other side of the knife. Both parts melt a little then remove the knife and press said pieces together.

I don't mean to pee in your Cheerios, but I don't think that would work well, especially with a load-bearing part. You'd have to totally melt the 2 pieces down and have them fuse in liquid state then cool them down really fast. I don't think just a heated knife can do that job. The idea is good, but you would need more sufficient tools. Like a blowtorch. :twisted:

News Credits: 131 · by **no-one** » Tue Jan 05, 2016 12:29 pm

Rodimus Prime wrote:
carytheone wrote:If your feeling froggy I have a suggestion. Now for a quick disclaimer: this is dangerous and I've never used it on a load bearing tab.

Heat up the blade of a razor knife and press it to the larger part and press the smaller part to the other side of the knife. Both parts melt a little then remove the knife and press said pieces together.
I don't mean to pee in your Cheerios, but I don't think that would work well, especially with a load-bearing part. You'd have to totally melt the 2 pieces down and have them fuse in liquid state then cool them down really fast. I don't think just a heated knife can do that job. The idea is good, but you would need more sufficient tools. Like a blowtorch.

I agree on the load bearing part, but the plastic will melt. It's tricky but it works. I use a cigarette lighter to heat the metal.

Too hot and it scorches the plastic though and may melt it to fast. But if you're looking for a down and dirty way to fuse plastic, this does the trick.

News Credits: 3 · by **DedicatedGhostArt** » Tue Jan 05, 2016 12:45 pm

Rodimus Prime wrote:I don't mean to pee in your Cheerios, but I don't think that would work well, especially with a load-bearing part. You'd have to totally melt the 2 pieces down and have them fuse in liquid state then cool them down really fast. I don't think just a heated knife can do that job. The idea is good, but you would need more sufficient tools. Like a blowtorch.

#1. Ewwwwwwww.
#2. I think Ashens would agree with the blowtorch idea. :twisted:

News Credits: 22 · by **Rodimus Prime** » Tue Jan 05, 2016 12:48 pm

carytheone wrote:Too hot and it scorches the plastic though and may melt it to fast. But if you're looking for a down and dirty way to fuse plastic, this does the trick.

Okay, I take your word for it. I never tried it, just thought I'd be the required voice of caution.

by **RiddlerJ** » Tue Jan 05, 2016 1:30 pm

Didn't Dr. Wu or some third party make new elbow parts for Scrapper? Has anyone tried them?

Also, It always bugged my that Omega Supreme was the same size as Devastator. He should be much bigger. His arms form a rocket that can hold a bunch of guys.

Yeah, yeah, I know. Mass changing, etc.

by **Whifflefire** » Tue Jan 05, 2016 2:15 pm

Rodimus Prime wrote: Like a blowtorch.

Unfortunately, I do not own a blowtorch. And if I did, I can think of A few better uses for it than fixing toys... :michaelbay:

If you know what I mean...

News Credits: 131 · by **no-one** » Tue Jan 05, 2016 2:21 pm

Whifflefire wrote:
Rodimus Prime wrote: Like a blowtorch.

Unfortunately, I do not own a blowtorch. And if I did, I can think of A few better uses for it than fixing toys... If you know what I mean...

Un-fixing bad toys?

News Credits: 3 · by **DedicatedGhostArt** » Tue Jan 05, 2016 2:27 pm

carytheone wrote:
Whifflefire wrote:
Rodimus Prime wrote: Like a blowtorch.

Unfortunately, I do not own a blowtorch. And if I did, I can think of A few better uses for it than fixing toys... If you know what I mean...
Un-fixing bad toys?

Again, Ashens would totally relate with the blow-torching bad toys thing. :-P

News Credits: 4499 · by **william-james88** » Tue Jan 05, 2016 2:34 pm

RiddlerJ wrote:Didn't Dr. Wu or some third party make new elbow parts for Scrapper? Has anyone tried them?

Also, It always bugged my that Omega Supreme was the same size as Devastator. He should be much bigger. His arms form a rocket that can hold a bunch of guys.

Yeah, yeah, I know. Mass changing, etc.

Yeah, I think Omega is just the sum of his parts while Devastator grows bigger, yadda yadda

News Credits: 4499 · by **william-james88** » Tue Jan 05, 2016 2:36 pm

Whifflefire wrote:
Rodimus Prime wrote: Like a blowtorch.

Unfortunately, I do not own a blowtorch. And if I did, I can think of A few better uses for it than fixing toys... If you know what I mean...

Oh I know what you mean, but you'll need a pair of pliers to go with that blow torch.

News Credits: 41 · by **Cobotron** » Tue Jan 05, 2016 2:47 pm

william-james88 wrote:
Whifflefire wrote:
Rodimus Prime wrote: Like a blowtorch.

Unfortunately, I do not own a blowtorch. And if I did, I can think of A few better uses for it than fixing toys... If you know what I mean...

Oh I know what you mean, but you'll need a pair of pliers to go with that blow torch.

Is it getting medieval up in here? :shock:

News Credits: 174 · by **Hellscream9999** » Tue Jan 05, 2016 2:48 pm

Cobotron wrote:
william-james88 wrote:
Whifflefire wrote:
Rodimus Prime wrote: Like a blowtorch.

Unfortunately, I do not own a blowtorch. And if I did, I can think of A few better uses for it than fixing toys... If you know what I mean...

Oh I know what you mean, but you'll need a pair of pliers to go with that blow torch.
Is it getting medieval up in here?

Well, this is Devastator seems appropriate