Yesterday my son handed me a piece of broken toy train track. Last night I fixed it. At first I figured it would be easy–wood’s just a matter of gluing and clamping. But this one had a funky plastic connector. The plastics used in today’s toys are less brittle and arguably stronger than the polystyrene [...]
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How to fix modern plastic toys
by Dave Farquhar on November 15, 2010
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Tagged fusion, glue, Hot Wheels, paint, polystyrene, repair, stiff wire, super glue, super glues, toy train
Posted by Dave Farquhar on November 15, 2010
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