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Q: What kind of glue is recommended or optional for working with 3D printed parts?
I am somewhat familiar with cyanoacrylate, but I suspect I will want to either get some slow drying cyanoacrylate to avoid stressing, or maybe even consider some alternatives.

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11 hours ago, LSP_Kevin said:

What a superb-looking kit! Thanks for posting those photos, Matt. May I add some of them to our Kit Database?

 

Kev

Well of course Kevin, please do.

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I am thinking that I will probably use casting resin for a glue. Essentially this is a two part mix which should be similar to the material of the parts. I did it on my build of the Dargon Rapide as I wanted strength in the mid spine joint. I ended up using the same resin for the wing joints. Worked a treat and is so much stronger than superglue or epoxy.

the other possible alternative is to use the 3D uv printing resin set with a uv lamp but I am yet to try this method on a kit.

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Order in...#10894....they appear to be going fast...thinking of what I can sell in the next few minutes to facilitate getting another Viggen...

 

jp

Posted (edited)

Oh man! What a beauty of a kit! I just ordered a couple of them. Can’t wait!

Happy modeling!

Cheers

Alan

order #10874

Edited by alaninaustria
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2 hours ago, vince14 said:

This looks absolutely stunning...so much for the naysayers who didn't think it'd ever see the light of day and were convinced we'd all lose our money!

well,there was/is a guy that planned making B737-200300/400/500 in 1/72.used similar system to raise money beforehand

about a year ago dissapeared,no mails nothing.the site is still on

https://www.aeromodl.com/our-kits

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I was going to order from the second tranche, but really want a standard AJ-37 with two honking great R-04 missiles hanging off the wings, so I'll hold off.

I've ordered two JAs from the first run, with a view to converting one, but JETmads have indicated the AJ is a possibility, though not a firm one.

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1 hour ago, iaf-man said:

well,there was/is a guy that planned making B737-200300/400/500 in 1/72.used similar system to raise money beforehand

about a year ago dissapeared,no mails nothing.the site is still on

https://www.aeromodl.com/our-kits

FYI - this was a couple of days ago. Seems it isn't dead yet (although they could learn a lot from JetMads about communicating with their customers).

 

https://forum.largescaleplanes.com/index.php?/topic/90544-any-news-on-the-aeromodl-172-boeing-737-kits/

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