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Page 1 of 2 1 2 > Showing results 1 to 25 of 28 Search took 0.00 seconds. Search: Posts Made By: dak Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 01-22-2010, 02:25 AM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,313 Posted By dak Re: Repair Thread i'm not 100% sure.... but taking part of Malwave's idea, what if you were to fill the socket with plasticine and then seal the gap from the outside with super glue or epoxy... then remove the... Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 12-12-2008, 09:37 AM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,313 Posted By dak Re: Repair Thread ohhh... it's THAT type of pin... heating it up is one method. The only risk you run is warping the horns. You can avoid this one of 2 ways. 1, be extra careful not to heat it up too much, and just... Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 12-11-2008, 01:20 PM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,313 Posted By dak Re: Repair Thread do not pull the plastic as i could break it. instead, use a pin removing method. Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 10-31-2008, 09:34 AM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,313 Posted By dak Re: Repair Thread are you both able to provide some pictures? Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 09-21-2008, 01:02 PM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,313 Posted By dak Re: Repair Thread don't think it will work as before, but if you have a strong glue, it might be worth a try. but i really don't think glue will fix it. it's prob best to replace the part. Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 08-26-2008, 11:10 PM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,313 Posted By dak Re: Repair Thread if you use some sort of filler, then paint it, it would work. Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 07-29-2008, 10:58 PM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,313 Posted By dak Re: Repair Thread the seeker one is prob a mis aligned pin. I have that issue with my Classics cliffjumper. If it looks alright in both robot mode and Alt, I wouldn't worry about it. Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 07-20-2008, 03:25 AM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,313 Posted By dak Re: Repair Thread I don't have G1 wheeljack, but going by other G1 characters, I'm going to say it's a pin. Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 06-20-2008, 01:15 AM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,313 Posted By dak Re: Repair Thread np Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 06-19-2008, 11:02 PM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,313 Posted By dak Re: Repair Thread use either clear nail polish or a coating of Krazy Glue. not remover. It basically adds an extra layer to the ball joint and makes it thicker. Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 06-19-2008, 07:58 PM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,313 Posted By dak Re: Repair Thread I think the gears in the leg may be off. Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 06-05-2008, 11:53 PM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,313 Posted By dak Re: Repair Thread if there is some pin sticking out, have you tried yanking it out with some vice grips. Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 04-20-2008, 11:02 PM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,313 Posted By dak Re: Repair Thread paint thinner works alright. Make sure what ever you use it is Acetone Free. Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 02-20-2008, 03:01 AM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,313 Posted By dak Re: Repair Thread metal strip, unless you can make another one that is identical, it's best to just find the part from a junker Tracks. The Arm Problem could be fixed by adding a bit of clear nail polish, or a thin... Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 02-13-2008, 10:09 PM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,313 Posted By dak Re: Repair Thread I'm going to say just a small bottle of flat black paint from the hobby store. just a quick dab is all you need. Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 01-18-2008, 02:17 PM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,313 Posted By dak Re: Repair Thread glue alone might not be strong enough, you can attempt to take a small screw with a wide head or a washer on it and put it into the ball, tighten it so it's flush with the base of the inside of the... Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 01-11-2008, 05:14 AM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,313 Posted By dak Re: Repair Thread come to TFcon. when I first really started getting into kitbashing, and finding parts, I found boxes of stuff at the convention. You may just find what you're looking for. Or even sooner is the 80's... Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 01-11-2008, 02:35 AM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,313 Posted By dak Re: Repair Thread Bast bet is to put a thread in the Buy/Sell/Trade forum, telling what parts you need, and see what people have, or go on ebay for Parts lots. If you have a broken part that needs to be repaired, Post... Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 01-02-2008, 01:11 PM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,313 Posted By dak Re: Repair Thread there was a reply on page 3: http://www.cybertron.ca/boards/showpost.php?p=32025&postcount=21 you can also try clear nail polish, or model glue to make the ball bigger. Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 12-22-2007, 06:35 PM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,313 Posted By dak Re: Repair Thread I think I've got it. the center of the chest, with the purple and the truck grill, there seems to be 3 indents on the left pin. What if the spring goes inside the white thing and goes in the side of... Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 12-21-2007, 12:37 AM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,313 Posted By dak Re: Repair Thread Mine's put away, but are there any clicking joints?? Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 12-12-2007, 10:58 PM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,313 Posted By dak Re: Repair Thread I found some in a similar size... maybe slightly larger at Home depot. Might be worth it to check it out. Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 11-27-2007, 10:45 PM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,313 Posted By dak Re: Repair Thread there is a bit of spring action to the foot. a bit more force may be needed to fully pop the ball back in the socket. otherwise you can put a thin layer of clear nail polish on the ball, let it dry... Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 10-04-2007, 03:00 AM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,313 Posted By dak Re: Repair Thread Yes you can use nail polish. TT is right on how to go about the process, but I'm going to say put the polish on the peg rather than the hole because if you add too much to the hole then you've... Forum: Transformers Customs and Artwork 10-04-2007, 02:54 AM Replies: 351 Sticky: Repair Thread Views: 190,313 Posted By dak Re: Repair Thread All i can tell you is to take the god one appart piece by piece, and do the same with the broken one, then re assemble the good one on the broken one. I do not have Shockwave myself, but that is the... 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