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I have cut off the head of a metal piece for a conversion to put a plastic one on the model but there is a gap between the metal and the head that is hard to describe. Is greenstuff strong enough to connect these two together?

Drill and pin, then greenstuff, it's the only way to be sure...

MeanGreenStompa wrote: . . . it's the only way to be sure...

MeanGreenStompa, please have a cookie from me to you.

Okay thank you I'll do that.

Greenstuff is not a glue substitute. Attach the head and then use greenstuff to fill in the gap(s).

I have found that when you put superglue on procreate that it is as hard as concrete in a few minutes.