Hey.

Ive just bought a "ruined barn" building for my diorama.

Im not too sure what to stick the edges of the building together with though, would normal poly cemet be sufficient?

Thanks

Phil

It would help if we knew what the kit was made of, before we could answer your question. Is it plastic? is it Resin? Is it Plaster?

Oh yeh, silly of me to miss off such a detail.

I think its made of plaster. Its the verlinden productions "ruined barn".

Cheers.

Phil

Hi,

White wood glue should be good for plaster.
Reinforcements with toothpicks is a good idea but with a great risk of breaking something.

Cheers
Claude

For the plaster buildings I always use krazy glue. I put on a thin layer where things will be glued and let it dry to sort of seal the plaster. Once it's dry, I put on more glue and then stick the parts together. I find this holds well and dries fast, of course. I fill any gaps remaining with spackle.

Rob

White glue is yer lad for that. It forms a very strong bond with plaster, but takes time to set.

Sean

5 min epoxy works great too, and as others suggested, fill any gaps with spackle or wood filler and sand flush.

I use 2 part apoxy cement on plaster buildings.it works well.

Woodworking glue has always worked for me. Takes ages to set but does the job so leave it overnight. I tried supeglue but it drank it and wouldn't stick!