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keeping models together
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lugnet.general
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Wed, 14 Jul 1999 18:33:39 GMT
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I am thinking about a model I am about to make and want to know how I can
preserve it once it is built. Since it is going to be a white building, I
think I will spray it or apply sunscreen to it, in hopes to prevent that
yellowing. I also want the model to be semi-permanent, but not to the
extent of the Target Yoda which I understand the pieces can not be separated
without damage. Anyway, I want it to last a long, long time, and want to
know what type of adhesive (if any would work) to use to make it a little
more durable. I do want to be able to dismantle it one day, though. If
anybody has good ideas for this, please let me know. Also, please let me
know any other good tips for making the model last longer.
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 | | Re: keeping models together
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| (...) Depending on how extreme you want to get, check with your local museum and find out where they get their display cases from. Many display cases that are used nowadays (especially for 'fragile' things like books, clothes or paintings) have (...) (25 years ago, 14-Jul-99, to lugnet.general)
| | | Re: keeping models together
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| (...) Here's a thought: Elmers glue disolves in water and water won't hurt LEGO bricks. Test the Elmers glue on a couple bricks to make sure it doesn't harm the LEGO bricks. Brian (25 years ago, 15-Jul-99, to lugnet.general)
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