Methods of fixing Broken pieces

And then you realize on of your transparent limbs broke and you just have to order one off of bricklink.

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When you order a new limb, put it on, and end up cracking the balljoint.

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Found this on BIONICLE | VK

rip matoro RIP Balljoints

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Try modeling cement.

I haven’t tried it for Lego but have for other things.

It literally melts plastic together.

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I usually just smear some peanut butter on them and that’s good enough.

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you disgust me :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:

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Why? You allergic?

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I believe I mentioned this earlier, but modeling cement is cheap and effective,

However, the fumes are slightly toxic in liquid form, but it’s fine when it dries.

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Umm you may wanna be careful with modeling cement, some of it is way too strong for lego

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If polystyrene (which is very weak) can handle it, abs should.

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Well I use Zap-a-Gap, which my dad said could eat away at lego pieces

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I use Tamiya modeling cement, which is extremely high quality and makes it so you’re not screwed if you mess up.

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I use this. It’s designed for automotive repair, but it works well with LEGO plastic.

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