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Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

I'm considering making an autarch by kitbashing together a glaive and possibly banner from my Dire Avenger set with the body of a Striking Scorpion. Does anyone have experience combining resin and plastic kits?

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Yeah, lots. You need to use superglue to stick it together other than that what do you want to know?

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Melbourne

Pinning will go a long way to helping your build stay together, although with eldar that may be a little tricky since they're fairly thin bits you're dealing with.

And as Ingtaer said, superglue is your friend here.

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Yeah I would think twice about pinning with such small parts in finecast, though to be honest outside of pewter models I don't pin anything and have never had much of a problem (other than Raging Heroes, but that is a different story!).

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Well i'd take your word over mine as I've only limited experience with resin models. And none with finecast.

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I pin all my resin unless it has some sort of connector already built in, but connecting resin to plastic will usually mean flat joins, so pinning all the way.


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You'll need fine drill bits, some thin wire(I use flower arranging wire for parts that thin.) and a steady hand

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