actually, ur bone will be stronger at the patah location. Ur cell will repair it and in the process it'll make it more dense thus strengthen it. Alot of ppl rebroke the bone at the same places is due to them not taking care of it properly , immune system compromise or under certain condition (chemotherapy for instance) that prevents it from growing properly. I've seen alot of sportsman break their bone and comeback like it nvr happen b4. It'll nvr be perfect sure but it'll be stronger at the break point if it was taken care of properly.

this hav alot to do with atomic bonding. Since ur bone will regenerate it'll be like brand new, unlike on plastic where u hav to depend on chemical bonding the strength will depend on the chemical not he plastic itself thus it'll always be weaker. To properly and fully repair it, remold it is the answer but since we're talking bout gunpla here its just not worth it to go to the trouble to remold something. Just glue it, sand it gently and nvr touch it again will do.

Yope, I means if it's strong enough to hold it back together, for me cement doesn't seems strong enough to use as glue, but I dare not use super glue (like the elephant brand one), it will melt my model

gunpla cement is design to melt the plastic abit and then the melted plastic would act as the bonding agent between the 2 halves, once dry it'll be relatively strong. U cant use gunpla cement as ur regular glue, it wont stick to anything since its design was not to be sticky to begin with, also cant use on regular plastic only on weaker flexible soft plastic like gunpla; tried it on lego piece does not work at all. Super glue the chemical itself is the bonding agent, once dry it'll be very solid but extremely brittle. U can use super glue on gunpla no prob but its not recommended, sanding would be an issue since its so brittle sanding it could shatter the super glue agent.

hi folks spam my 5th gundam: Rezel Type-C

no, it need at least 10 hours to harden
Super Glue is reliable enough but it leave a white stain
and also if your part is joint or need to move, the part itself will break again

woah glossy look teach me how to do it

Anybody has experience making their own panel lines? What's the best way of doing it?

actually i sprayed with flat top coat but donno end up with glossy look in the picture.

Thanks!

Christ I hate trying to reason with Youtubers. There is this Youtuber who is convinced that Bandai will make a MG of ELS Quanta. I'm trying to tell him that's never going to happen but he refuses to listen. His argument is that because Bandai does Titanium finish kits that Bandai would pre-paint ELS Quanta's wings. Who's the crazy one here?

Reasoning with youtubers is futile. I avoid reading youtube comments at all cost.

wta, where can i get the compound as in this site around Bukit Bintang area? (One U too far)
Fine and Coarse compound, as well as that top coat spray.
i believe i nvr saw these in lit tak at sg. wang.
these are great ways for nubs like me in painting
how-to-remove-nubs-with-polishing-compound

must be the flash when you took the photo

that really put our patience to test...

For me I simply knife it off carefully, sand it with very fine sand paper. After the painting you won't see where's the nub.

need help here, how to make own panel line like these rezel here? what tool they use?

i skip the painting here as temp had no idea on it while searching for more guidelines on painting.
therefore i think the method i posted is quite easy for me.

maybe try asking here

guess no wings of light

Five bucks says that you need to get the HG 1/144 Destiny Gundam's wings of light.

pre-painted parts? PG Sinanju has even higher chances than that

if you are going to paint it or just flat topcoat, using 2000 grit sandpaper as the final sanding would be good enough

10 bucks it'll won't fit