Takom 1/35 AH-64D Block II Apache

[Leonidas]

Contact Takom and see if they have spares they can give/sell you. Some companies are very generous if you explain what happened. Tears help

I can try that. Though where do I go to contact Takom?
The circled group of parts was supposed to be the other way around. I dont know why I messed it up, but tis annoying nonetheless.

 

[fubar57]

Facebook

www.facebook.com

They do have a web site but my antivirus kicked in

 

[Leonidas]

Facebook

www.facebook.com

They do have a web site, www.takom-world.com but my antivirus kicked in

The takom world website appears to now be an asian casino thing. Idk why but it's not what it's supposed to be. I messaged them through Facebook. Hopefully I get a response, and if I do, I hope I get it soon.

 

[fubar57]

Weird, when I clicked on my link I went the the Takom hompage

 

[Vic Balshaw]

I tried the link and got a dangerous site warning.

 

[fubar57]

Removed the link

 

[Leonidas]

Removed the link

They have yet to respond

 

[Wurger]

BTW .. what the glue have you used?

 

[Snautzer01]

BTW .. what the glue have you used?

This one.

 

[Wurger]

 

[Leonidas]

BTW .. what the glue have you used?

Tamiyas thin cement stuff. One of the rotors, I had to use super glue cuz uh, the connection points on it kinda blew up on me.

 

[Wurger]

OK. If you used the Superglue you may unstick the parts with the Debonder. There is a lot of them offered all around the world. Personally I use the orginal Czech made Debonder ( with the yellow/orange sticker or the Polish one of the Wamod ( the green sticker). Just a note ... please use any of these dedicated for modelling. Those that can be found in supermarkets may damage plastic. Anyway a test on a piece of the kit sprue may allow to avoid the problem. The Debonder liquids dissolve the cyanoacrylic type glues and help with removing/cleaning of the glue joints.