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Numberless Necron Warrior






Hey guys!
so i just gor my first minis and glued them together but because i was very excited and was shaken a little with my hand i got a little plastic glue on my miniatur on places where the glue shouldnt be. i tried to get it away asap with a tissue but it instantly manifasted and made the plastic molten i think i should call it. can i fix his somehow or can i just prime/colour over it and noone will see it?

thanks for the help!

im bored :I 
   
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Alluring Mounted Daemonette




Soviet UK

File it down if lumpy , if too much away, and can't prime over try greenstuff to build it back up , then file. Good luck!

Fyi let poly cement dry without touching before filing down to save damage

For mother Soviet scotland oh and I like orcs  
   
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Regular Dakkanaut





Get some less hot glue too. Tamiya extra thin is a great glue. Stuff like Plastruct can be dangerous.
   
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Rotting Sorcerer of Nurgle





Portsmouth UK

Wait until the plastic gets solid again. Use files & scrape with a hobby knife to get smooth. Unless you take loads & loads of time it will never be perfect but depending on what the model is, it might not be obvious when painted.

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Also I've started taking photos to use as reference for weathering which can be found here. Please send me your photos so they can be found all in one place!! 
   
 
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