Repairing K&C Figures? (1 Viewer)

BigDenny

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I have several damaged K&C figures from the American Revolution line. Damages include: chipped paint, damaged rifles, and bayonets broken off. Any ideas on how I could fix them?^&confuse
 
I have several damaged K&C figures from the American Revolution line. Damages include: chipped paint, damaged rifles, and bayonets broken off. Any ideas on how I could fix them?^&confuse

I have someone who can fix them if you're interesred. You'll never be able to tell they were broken.
 
Hi Big Denny - have a look back through these repair threads - and look at several which mention "drill and Pin" method - you will find a few of them. This will show you what is involved - and help you decide whether you have the skills required to do it.

If you don't (there's only one way to find out though- at the end of the day) - then you will find that several of the guys show you how it's done - and some can help you out and rescue your broken bits.

Chips to paintwork have also been dealt with by several of the guys (sometimes the same ones), and - relatively speaking, are usually much easier to fix.

My advice therefore, is go back through the threads - and have a good read. You will then be in a better position to decide how to proceed.

Hope that helps - johnnybach
 
Hi Big Denny - have a look back through these repair threads - and look at several which mention "drill and Pin" method - you will find a few of them. This will show you what is involved - and help you decide whether you have the skills required to do it.

If you don't (there's only one way to find out though- at the end of the day) - then you will find that several of the guys show you how it's done - and some can help you out and rescue your broken bits.

Chips to paintwork have also been dealt with by several of the guys (sometimes the same ones), and - relatively speaking, are usually much easier to fix.

My advice therefore, is go back through the threads - and have a good read. You will then be in a better position to decide how to proceed.

Hope that helps - johnnybach

Good advice JB Or, baring that pm me.
 

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