would anyone who has it suggest gluing this. I don't want to loose pieces.
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By the way, my friend's grandson loves to build and rebuild so it depends on the child. Mine want to build once and then play - they create stories and long dialogues with the characters, that is why we glue. We glued some last year and they still play with them.
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It depends on what you want the set for. If you want to put it on display and keep it around like a model, then yes, gluing's probably fine. Just keep in mind that gluing's messy business and theoretically permanent. If you like the joy of building it, then definitely don't glue it. If you're worried about losing pieces, just keep any loose ones in a ziploc bag. Also, you could just break it down by sections and keep those in larger plastic bags (gallon size or something).
137515
I wouldn't glue it unless you have somewhere to store it. My kids have taken it apart and put it back together twice.
137516
You should never glue LEGO. It destroys the value of the set, and essentially turns it into a poorly shaped, jagged, and more expensive version of some other toy you could get somewhere else.There are so many better ways to get a cruddy version of a train set... Just don't glue it!
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NEVER! The fun of Legos is being able to create and use fertile imaginations that only a child can have. My grandson has an entire table with all kinds of redistributed Lego blocks and characters that only he can understand.
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If you want to use it to rebuild, no. or if you want to resell on e-bay, no. But to use it for a long lasting play piece I would. As a matter of fact we did, and did with many of the lego pieces. The kids like to play with them once built. Some kids just like the building process. I think it depends on what you want to do with it. Hope that helps.
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well, I haven't tried it ,but maybe gluing on the understand strips of flat wood. They probably sell something like that at Michaels, Joann's, or Hobby Lobby. Good luck!
1747870
I use packaging tape on mine. If I had some glue handy, I would test it out for you, but I do not have any glue.
492506
This wouldn't really be a good choice for gluing glass. I personally would use epoxy or super glue. The latter would be the easiest.
1341056
really not sure why you would want too,i'ts a safety measure . You could seal it with a spot of gorilla glue!!
2027669
Gluing plastic is always questionable. It might work - or might not, depending on the type of plastic you are trying to glue. Devcon makes a special blend just for plastic but it's not 100% reliable either. Good luck.
1519267
Man this is such a great idea. And an elegant one too. Just one question: The Plexiglas is screwed or glued? Thanks.
1614190
there is a velcro connection that rips off the first time you use it. If you can sew the velcro on instead of gluing it, there might be a chance of it staying on.
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I tend to hold it in place for a minute. But I guess it all depends on what you're gluing. Recently, I glued a kitchen knob that had come off, and I taped it on as I glued it.
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Make hole with step drill bit or find a drill bit close enough so it can fit being verry careful then add glue after light is where you want it to be. Thax :) you is the man:)
1820697
It would be flimsy to wrap it without a frame and I don't think it would hold its shape over time. I built a frame for mine following instructions on a youtube video. Pretty simple to do.
82139
I sincerely doubt it. It may appear to adhere then when you are feeling satisfied with the project....it falls apart when you least expect it.
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I would advise against it. But if you feel that you have the ingenuity to put it together, then get er done!
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I did. But the glue remains on the inside of the frame so I had to scrape that off. But yes it's possible.
17014
I put grommets in mine. There has been some tearing around the grommets but it isn't that much. For the short time I had it up it was great. It came down only because of my poor anchoring.
1489471
Sounds like you need a glue and then use this product. I wasn't happy with this product. I think I have more damage than possibly to use this product. :-(
1977300
Apologies in advance if this seems idiotically obvious, but I would screw on a frame of selected 2X or thicker lumber and attach to that. I would cut so any knots would be away from attachment points.