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**Isaac Oh**

i just bought 3 obliterators and they are all metal. I'm a noob so i don;t know how to make them stick. Please help

**Dakka_Dok**

Apply ye old superglue and fill the gaps with GS.

**deffskullz**

you might want to get a super glue other than the GW stock brand
ive found that others work a lot better and the GW brand can aggravate...very quickly

**Isaac Oh**

don;t you have to wash it with dishwashing soap and warm water? I heard that from a friend

**ph34r**

Metal models should generally be washed before being primer'd as they may have some mold release on them. Plastic models usually don't.

**Alex Kolodotschko**

There is really only one answer and you will have to learn at some point!
vvvvvvPINNINGvvvvvvv
http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/239928.page

**DarkHound**

Pinning! Do it! Your metal models will not survive being transported without it.

**Typeline**

Alex Kolodotschko wrote:There is really only one answer and you will have to learn at some point!
vvvvvvPINNINGvvvvvvv
http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/239928.page

DarkHound wrote:Pinning! Do it! Your metal models will not survive being transported without it.

Thirded!

**NO_SUCH_LUCK**

Noobs must learn, now is the time boy!

fourtheded

**Pipboy101**

These models must be pinned together or they will not stay in one piece. I took 2 oblits to Adepticon 2009 and if they were not pinned they would not have only not survived the games but the trip. Pin the parts together and use a small piece of GS in between the two parts so that when it dries it gives the two parts much mor surface area for the glue to bond with. Also, superglue on metal without some form of rough surface will not adhere well.

**fat patty**

If a pewter model is giving me some guff a little trick I picked up is combining elmer's glue with super glue. This technique is easy and reasonably reliable. I haven't had any problems with it. Good luck!