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This is my first painted LA and i made a silly mistake during the assembly. You can clearly see it right below the pilot.



The radar thing part is strongly glued so I´d probably break it if I try to unstick it.

I was thinking of sticking a bolter or a BA helmet (pilot´s) so it somehow hides the mistake. Any tips or ideas would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.

You could try to carefully remove the plastic from the part jetting out until it sits in flush.

trying to keep it simpler then that, you could add some satchel bags, ammo belt ect. which would be easyer to make with green stuff.

also a cup holder.

 Desubot wrote:
You could try to carefully remove the plastic from the part jetting out until it sits in flush.

trying to keep it simpler then that, you could add some satchel bags, ammo belt ect. which would be easyer to make with green stuff.

also a cup holder.

Cup holders are a must. I cannot tell you how many times a marine has gotten annoyed when he finds his ride has nowhere to put his morning joe.

In all seriousness though I think a mix of these options would work, especially if you could greenstuff well.

I´ve never used green stuff before but i´ll give it a try. If it doesnt look good i can always try sticking a weapon.

Ammo belt sounds good. Thanks!