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Guys i am really in need to know how the best way to break the bonds between two plastic parts from plastic glue. anyone know good techniques? It cannot be allowed to damage the plastic itself or if it does only weaken it lightly

If you glued them properly, they're not separate parts anymore. Best thing to use is a knife.

yes a SHARP knife would be best and a calm spirit ;Þ

Yeah, plastic glue actually dissolves the plastic slightly, so when you put the two pieces together, they actually become a single piece essentially. If it were a crappy bond (say there was paint, oil, or something else between the parts) it should break apart with some force. If not, you're SOL my friend.

This is the only time Ill tell someone I hope they suck at putting minis together. Because other wise youll have to chop them apart. There isnt any special way of doing it either. Just line up your razor blade, and hope you can cut strait