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I am starting the assembly on my PSC vehicles and I had a bottle of Testors Liquid Cement for Plastic Model lying arround. I was wondering if this is okay to use in my assemble. My experience with the Liquid Cement was with GW models. The Liquid cement would melt the GM plastic and fuse the two parts together. Would I get the same effect with PSC? With the thin parts, would the liquid cement melt through? What does everyone else use for PSC Models?

Yes, the PSC plastic is the same kind of plastic. I used the testors plastic cement to assemble my half-tracks.

That is exactly what I was going to assemble. Thanks!

Revell Professional Contacta Poly Cement gets my vote, the fine needle applicator is brilliant.