Awesome videos, lot of useful information. please keep them coming. Do you build modles for fun or is it your job. either way your models look freakin awesome.
Hey Mike! Thank you so much for your support =) I actually work as a Model Maker for an architectural firm however the models I showed so far are from my university portfolio due to workplace confidentiality agreements etc :\
Hello 👋 Please need your help!! I working on my car and installing fiber optic light starts on my headliner and I am looking for a glue to hold the fibers in place when I drill the hole... I’m looking for a glue that will not damage the fiber and will stick strongly on the headliner and dry clear Can you help me figure out what is the best glue for me? 🙏
I'm not sure why you would like it to be more watery as the problem with paper is it warps and distorts with glue. I would use either a glue stick or PVA glue very very sparingly.
@@SaintJovinbut yeah I usually use a chip board or like a thick cardboard paper to build architecture models. I don't want to use sticky glues that need me to hold it for a long time. so i was thinking if there is any glues for thicker paper
@@sarienohara4716 If it's just a conceptual cardboard model, you could use hot glue or CA glue and they will work fast. Otherwise, you can also use pins and painter's tape to hold pieces together while they dry. Thank you for your question, you gave me an idea for a new video to tackle this problem :D There are also some techniques that might help you get around holding and drying but I have to show you, hard to explain with words.
@@SaintJovin Yeah I would love to watch that. Because when I am using the acrylic glue, I found out that it is so easy to just put the glue and let go. And they will stick instantly. So I was thinking if there is any glue for paper that works the same way with an acrylic glue on acrylic.
Awesome videos, hope we will be seeing more of your videos. Well done, well edited, extremely useful. 10/10
Thank you. I'm so happy you found it useful =) I endeavor to make more tutorials whenever I have time =D
Awesome videos, lot of useful information. please keep them coming. Do you build modles for fun or is it your job. either way your models look freakin awesome.
Hey Mike! Thank you so much for your support =) I actually work as a Model Maker for an architectural firm however the models I showed so far are from my university portfolio due to workplace confidentiality agreements etc :\
Very cool, it's amazing how these models become almost life like....haha keep up the good work.
Hello 👋
Please need your help!! I working on my car and installing fiber optic light starts on my headliner and I am looking for a glue to hold the fibers in place when I drill the hole... I’m looking for a glue that will not damage the fiber and will stick strongly on the headliner and dry clear
Can you help me figure out what is the best glue for me? 🙏
does tamiya plastic cement work on ABS plastic? does tamiya ABS work on PS?
do you have any recommendation on instant adhesive for paper? best if it's more watery.
I'm not sure why you would like it to be more watery as the problem with paper is it warps and distorts with glue. I would use either a glue stick or PVA glue very very sparingly.
@@SaintJovinbut yeah I usually use a chip board or like a thick cardboard paper to build architecture models. I don't want to use sticky glues that need me to hold it for a long time. so i was thinking if there is any glues for thicker paper
@@sarienohara4716 If it's just a conceptual cardboard model, you could use hot glue or CA glue and they will work fast. Otherwise, you can also use pins and painter's tape to hold pieces together while they dry.
Thank you for your question, you gave me an idea for a new video to tackle this problem :D There are also some techniques that might help you get around holding and drying but I have to show you, hard to explain with words.
@@SaintJovin Yeah I would love to watch that. Because when I am using the acrylic glue, I found out that it is so easy to just put the glue and let go. And they will stick instantly. So I was thinking if there is any glue for paper that works the same way with an acrylic glue on acrylic.