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Like the title. I have a few forgeworld marine conversions I want to take apart. If anyone has any experience with stripping glue or disassembling resin and plastic, would you answer these questions.

1.Does freezing work? (this seems the safest way of doing things)
2.Nail polish remover, acetone, white spirits, is there an alternative?
3.Will Dettol make superglue brittle enough?

I am trying the freezing process on a plastic model right now, I will let you know how it turns out.


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Tried leaving a model in the freezer for 30 minutes but it doesn't seem to work. Maybe I should have left it in longer.