Testors 3509C Testors Plastic Cement Value Pack

What can I say, it's old school model glue just like when I built model kits as a kid.

This glue does the job. I've used it in other places apart from my hobby work and it's brilliant

The adhesive is bigger than I thought, and it came with 4 applicators for fine positioning of the glue. I'm very, very satisfied with this product. Will definitely get more.

I had recently purchased a "pro built" plastic Spitfire, in 1/48, that arrived with both landing gears separated from the airframe. It appeared broken where it connects to the airframe. So, I had to re-glue both plastic landing gears to the plastic airframe. Since I had/have no experience with glueing plastic models, I purchased both the Tamiya Thin Cement, and TESTORS Cement for Plastic Models, (in case either glue failed). I tried the Tamiya cement first, and It failed even after several attempts at holding the landing gear in place for over 4 minutes. The next day, I tried the Testors glue. I held each landing gears, (one at a time, to the airframe for less than a minute, and each held fast. Both landing gears stayed in place, and the glued connection remained flexible enough to allowed adjustments, without coming unglued. Since the airframe is light weight, I set it on it's landing gear after about 5 hours. Also, while gluing the landing gear I inadvertently broke off the antenna, so I re-glued that too. A week later, all the glued connections of holding fast. With that success, I tried to glue another landing gear (just one) that had broken off. This one from a die-cast FW190D, scale 1/72, that I was having trouble gluing with super glue (medium weight). After about a minute of holding the plastic landing gear to the die-cast fame, the Testors glue held the landing gear in place, and remained flexible enough to adjust its position to match the unbroken one. Although it appeared dried solid after a couple of hours, I did not set the heavy airframe on its landing gear until the next day, just to make sure! A week later, the plastic landing gear is still holding the heavy diecast airframe!

I used this for work repairing a model airplane and other little things around the house. It's worked great so far.