I’m restoring a 1960’s Corgi Batmobile and I’ve hit a snag, one of the rear fins on the car is badly worn so I want to restore it to match the other side.
I’ve never done anything like so I had a google and started using Milliput which worked great initially... except it didn’t set (I used a 1:1 ratio).
Do you guys have any ideas or advice for how I could approach this?
Thanks in advance!


Repairing Corgi Batmobile fins - best putty to use?
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Nik22
, Feb 06 2021 03:22 PM
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Posted 06 February 2021 - 05:04 PM
I've found that Milliput deteriorates over time if not stored carefully (I keep each part in separate zip lock bags).
Even so, it seems to weaken over time.
I've also heard that old shop stock can suffer the same problems, even if unopened.
Perhaps cut to shape plastic card?
Even so, it seems to weaken over time.
I've also heard that old shop stock can suffer the same problems, even if unopened.
Perhaps cut to shape plastic card?
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