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Any body have a suggestion or a link to a simple easy to use gap filler that I can just open and use?
Thanks in advance.

Centurion.

I recommend the oddly named Japanese product, Mr. Dissolved Putty. About the consistency of PVA glue, fills gaps very well and dries to a hard, sandable consistency.

Thank you! got some ordered.

Centurion.

I quite like Revell "Plasto". Has the consistency of toothpaste and can be squeezed into cracks and gaps. It quickly dries hard and can be filed and sanded down.

I use Squadron Green on pockmarked resin/metals and some plastic kits to fill small gaps. Dries quite hard and is sandable. Fumes do tend to get to one though (as the solvent involved IS Toluene - so it may be harder to get in certain EU locales - but it thins easily with liquid poly for this reason).

For terrain I use Bondo or spakfilla. From a tub. Spatula on, sand back.