Spot anything wrong?
It could be because I was so unlucky to have gotten one Nano Lilith with an oversized hole under her feet. The base’s stub was smaller than the hole, so the figurine and the base wouldn’t fit nicely. This caused the figurine lose its balance easily. I got fed up and tried to push the two pieces together with a little too much strength, and the stub snapped. How awesome, 25 bucks just gone like this. Now, the only way is to make a temporary base out of bluetac.
If the figurine came with a correct hole size and was stable, all this wouldn’t have happened. However, I shall not deny that my overpowered arms played a role in killing the Nano Lilith’s base. It wasn’t me! It was my arms!
Nano Sachiel is no better. Although the hole fits the stub, the figurine isn’t very stable.
What happened to all the practical figurine designs of the normal sized Angel series where the figurines were stable and wouldn’t topple over by an accidental bump with the table they are on? WAVE’s sculptors ought to attend some physics lessons.
It’s too late though, my mind has been made up. These 2 Nano Angels are my last purchases for the Nano Angels series. The money that I set aside for the future releases will all be going towards the Rei Fund.
i find “Rei” in black very cute
Good thing I changed my mind on purchasing these angel nano series…
samejima > Good for you. My wallet cried a river when I realised that there was no proper balance. These 2 lumps of PVC aren’t priced as cheap as they look.
tried super glue?
Super Glue made it worse.
Never ever put superglue or any cyano-something on resin or plastic, it’ll react out of control
at best it’ll leave white smudge all over, at worst it’ll melt everything.
Instead use « milliput », it’s a two-component polymer resin, basically you knead it until its color is uniform then you have 30 min to work it like modeling clay. After a couple of hours it’s hard enough to be sculpted and sanded down.
Can be bought in any serious modeling shop.