06-29-2009, 06:23 AM
Well, disaster averted...! 
I let the MicroWeld evaporate/set and luckily the detail of the brickwork remains in place. A couple of spots are shiny now, but a little sandpaper and/or primer should cover it. Contrary to my assertion above that the styrene parts would not bond to the MDF, one loading dock had to be pried from the work top!
hock:
Oh well.
In the end I did manage to get the north wall and one part of the west wall together. While the filing has helped the window segments fit together tightly, the pilasters don't fit nearly as well, and there's nothing to be done, as filing them simply makes the gap between bigger
Looks like a little Squadron putty might be in order before priming.
Andrew
I let the MicroWeld evaporate/set and luckily the detail of the brickwork remains in place. A couple of spots are shiny now, but a little sandpaper and/or primer should cover it. Contrary to my assertion above that the styrene parts would not bond to the MDF, one loading dock had to be pried from the work top!
hock: Oh well.
In the end I did manage to get the north wall and one part of the west wall together. While the filing has helped the window segments fit together tightly, the pilasters don't fit nearly as well, and there's nothing to be done, as filing them simply makes the gap between bigger
Looks like a little Squadron putty might be in order before priming.Andrew