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Shoot, had this glued back together, then broke it off again. No where to be found.

Anybody got a spare they’re willing to part with?

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Chet, just a suggestion. Cut the other one off and use a couple of straight pins. They'll look more realistic. That's what I done with this one, amongst others.😊



   
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Excellent suggestion Gene, thanks! 

Gorgeous GTO, by the way.


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@geno What a coincidence Geno, I did the same thing to my 1/1 ‘65 Goat but I used a coat hanger!



   
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@cprust You're most certainly welcome.  And thank you. I just used my pin vise and drilled out the base, a dab of super glue, done. I also done the wheel/tire change too.😊


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And I also done the same with my '58.😊



   
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I too have done this many times and it works beautifully. I've also done it with 1/43 scale but with smaller straight pins.



   
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