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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.
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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
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They do have a web site but my antivirus kicked in
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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
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Weird, when I clicked on my link I went the the Takom hompage
Vic Balshaw
Major General
I tried the link and got a dangerous site warning. 
fubar57
General
Removed the link
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They have yet to respond
Snautzer01
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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.
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.
