Permanently attaching greenstuff cables to plastic miniatures

A while ago I made two tutorials about making cables and TentaCables (cables with a metal-wire core). But when you attach the cables to your miniature only by pressing the greenstuff to it, they tend to fall off after a while. I made a tutorial on how to attach these permanently with a small trick for getting the superglue in exactly the right place. Enjoy!
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[@Wijkert]

Have been using toothpicks, but using a metal wire to add small amount of glue is a good call too.

[@dehoofdwerker]

toothpicks! Ah, never thought of that one. Is that to make them more rigid?

[@Wijkert]

@@dehoofdwerker That do, but what I meant was instead of metal wire (which you showed of in this video) as a way to apply small amounts of super glue

[@enricobernardeschi573]

Woooow. Mate were i cani find that metal tool?

[@dehoofdwerker]

I got that one a looong time ago, but I think it's from the Galeforce 9 sculpting set? This one probably www.gf9.com/Default.aspx?tabid=348&art_id=2863

[@enricobernardeschi573]

@@dehoofdwerker i love You.. But seems cant buy that set :(

[@dehoofdwerker]

@@enricobernardeschi573 Ah yeah I don't know where it's available or where they ship.. But Galeforce 9 is sold through many independent stockists. Just look up a local hobby shop and see if they have it, some shops might actually have it in stock. I think there's also a box of the same tools, I don't think I have all of those in the link but only like 5 of them.