Need this for sure. This Crack has appeared on nearly all of my Legos. Lego needs to stop making cheap crap. We pay enough for them that they should be superior quality.
I have Tamiya Extra thin styrene cement. need to test that out and see if it will work. i have a throwaway figure that i can test it on before i use it on anything i dont want to mess up 😅
The liquid cement mostly fills the void. But the figure is fragile. ABS cement will bond the plastic. But may cause a melting damage. I have had mixed results. If you have brittle browns or dark red you can experiment. So as to not damage a rare figure 👍😁
I used a styrene model glue. Depending on the Minifigure.. ABS pipe glue works if the torso is cracked on both sides. Oatey makes ABS cement. Testors model glue.
@@parsavafaii6227 never seen a broken head. Just torsos and some plates. Especially blue tiles. New dark red. Too.🤔. I showed a broken reddish brown one that arrived cracked
@@easnchz I tried it a couple days ago, I tried fixing one side cause it was the only side that cracked and failed twice. There shoud've been warning to wear a mask because of the chemical smell and that if the residue gets on the torso the print comes off sadly.
Need this for sure. This Crack has appeared on nearly all of my Legos. Lego needs to stop making cheap crap. We pay enough for them that they should be superior quality.
maybe dont do whatever perverted crap you do to them as only 3 of my FIGURES and one off brands peice hgas broken
or your not a lego fan and have 3 figs one blocik
@@timohara7717 some colors and older bricks can be more prone to cracking
Yes😞🤔
Very good and helpful
Genius indeed
Ingenuity at its finest
Got a 501st trooper that needs repair, this helped a lot especially with the insight on how to take off the arms properly. Thanks!
Glad it helped 😊
I have Tamiya Extra thin styrene cement. need to test that out and see if it will work. i have a throwaway figure that i can test it on before i use it on anything i dont want to mess up 😅
Thank you ima waste a whole can of that stuff on my clone army😂
😳🤣
Sorry for commenting late, but does the liquid cement last? Or do the cracks reform over time? I'm trying something similar with my figures.
The liquid cement mostly fills the void. But the figure is fragile. ABS cement will bond the plastic. But may cause a melting damage. I have had mixed results. If you have brittle browns or dark red you can experiment. So as to not damage a rare figure 👍😁
@@davidboyd4026 Okay, thank you for replying!
Yeah I’m Trying to fix My FFH Mysterio to make a green goblin moc since I’m getting a NWH mysterio set
Fantastic 👍😊😁
Does the cement leave a mark? Is it noticeable after dryingb
Yes the crack may still be slightly visible. With a clear thin line of cement. Or just the thin crack showing.🤔
Exact minifig that’s got a crack
Excuse me. I didn't understand.
How did you repair minifigure's torso and armpit crack ?
Can I use normal glue for repair ?
I used a styrene model glue. Depending on the Minifigure.. ABS pipe glue works if the torso is cracked on both sides. Oatey makes ABS cement. Testors model glue.
And bro did you ever see a broken Lego Minifigure head , or do the Lego minifigure's head break or crack or not?
@@parsavafaii6227 never seen a broken head. Just torsos and some plates. Especially blue tiles. New dark red. Too.🤔. I showed a broken reddish brown one that arrived cracked
@@davidboyd4026 Ok thanks.
That's a genius idea for fixing Lego torsos
This is very Genius so you do not have to buy new parts for mini figs.
step by step tutorial?
put glue on the crack outside and inside and put a clamp on the torso to close the crack
and let it dry
@@easnchz I tried it a couple days ago, I tried fixing one side cause it was the only side that cracked and failed twice. There shoud've been warning to wear a mask because of the chemical smell and that if the residue gets on the torso the print comes off sadly.
@@easnchzwho the hell has a clamp?
Take the other parts off untill its just a torso.
Glue it and then *Use books* (or a heavy book.) To keep it in place.