Wave 13 Type Ninetailed Fox and Type Hellhound

[KawaiiLotus982]

Same thing happened to mine, guess I'll throw this set in the spare parts bin. Hopefully I can at least salvage one paw from the second Gabrine I ordered from HLJ when it gets here.

Would you possibly sell her or maybe a few pieces from her? Just out of curiosity.

[Aefils]

Same thing happened to mine, guess I'll throw this set in the spare parts bin. Hopefully I can at least salvage one paw from the second Gabrine I ordered from HLJ when it gets here.

Would you possibly sell her or maybe a few pieces from her? Just out of curiosity.

Was thinking about it but didn't think anyone would be interested.

[KawaiiLotus982]

I would be interested. If you do decide to please pm me.

[star]

hmm, scrapping shinkis? sounds like a great idea, if no body else wants that canon hammer piece, id show great interest it it with the barrel, spikes, arm to connect it to her and any other small part that it may include, i know KawaiiLotus982 had dibs on the piieces but if they dont want that part, id be more than happy to take it, just pm me with a price

[Deviant Anomaly]

Glad I could help and I hope you get your figure fixed.

I talked to a friend in the model shop who grasped your idea right away and he's going to try fixing them Monday.

Sorry to hear that, Aeflis. I considered buying a second figure, but decided it was too expensive just to replace two parts.

[Aefils]

I would be interested. If you do decide to please pm me.

Sure, I'll let you know sometime early next week. Glad I saved her box and all, almost recycled it.

[KawaiiLotus982]

Alright, Thanks.

[Sonja]

I've found super glue can be rather annoying to use on plastics, especially if it's a clean break. You can use a bit of baking soda dabbed on the piece before gluing to give it a better texture, or you can just use something else entirely.

Personally I use a bit of epoxy putty whenever I need to fix things like Pinky:St figures. It doesn't discolor the paint or plastic, doesn't get all over the place and doesn't seem brittle like most glues. My favorite is this stuff here: http://www.hlj.com/product/TAM87051 You can also sand it and/or paint over it if necessary.

Since shinki parts are so small you'll need a minuscule amount. It takes about five hours to dry but after it does that part won't be going anywhere.

[Chalkred]

...why didnt i get mine yet.

wonder how m'luck will be, i really look forward to this one- not fer parts.

[Benio]

I talked to a friend in the model shop who grasped your idea right away and he's going to try fixing them Monday.

Cool. I hope you get your figures fixed without any problems.