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i'm finishing up an ork fighta bomba and want to glue some clear plastic into the canopy, without using super glue that would fog the clear plastic, could i use plastic glue? Is resin plastic?

try carefully using white glue (elmers) along the edges after the mini is finished. It will hold it in place and will dry clear.

yeah i thought about that, i'll have to give it a try

Plastic glue would *F* it up as bad as super glue (AND not work).
Mr. Carlin has the right idea... AFTER painting and mealing the mini, use white glue to hold it in place.

Eric

You CAN use superglue, but you have to be extremely careful with the quantity used, AND use a fume extraction hood.

I'll take a stab in the dark and say you don't have access to a pro-modelmaker's workshop setup, so I'd go with a white glue (elmers, I guess - we don't get it here - or just pva.)

UHU glue would work and be a litle stronger than PVC, superglue will work if you're very careful, I've gotten away with it before now.