Kagamin meets Fate for the first time, but something’s not right…
Kagamin: “What’s wrong, Fate?”
Fate: “What’s wrong? Why don’t you tell me what is wrong!?”
Kagamin: “Oh my figure god!!”
Fate: “What would J**** do?”
Kagamin: “Umm…can I see that?”
Kagamin: “…I think I can fix it…”
Fate: “Can you!? Really?”
Kagamin: “Don’t worry!! Everything’s going to be alright!!!”
Kagamin: “You can fix anything with Instant Krazy…”
Kagamin: “Just watch…a dab here…and a dab here should do it.”
Fate: “Teehee…I hope it works.” ^^
So the story goes…
How you know you need more sleep: You read it as “It was late.”
…it’s a sign. ^^;
I had Kyon with a broken elbow joint… after reading this story I’m imagining Koizumi helping Kyon gluing his elbow back and then asking for “payment”… *shudder*
Cute… very cute… >:D
I love figma Fate without the big extra skirt thing… also, interesing crazy glue, it has a little pen-esque nib?
Yep, that’s a little pen nib on the end. I think the regular type is easier to use to fix figures.
What kind of “payment” would that be?
Errr broken joint, hope that would fix it up.
Cute story ^^
My Miyuki figma had her arm broken off as well. Must have been painful >_<
Some Super Glue and it was all good again ^^.
Thanks. It was painful indeed…especially for me because I just took Fate out of the box.
This is nice, yes, Kagamin is a good problem solver. Kodomut was able to overcome a similar adeversity, I have hopes you and Fate will too.
Yes, Kagamin can solve all of life’s problems.
LoL … it’s a nice story. You had a good idea. ;)
Thanks Lyli. ^^
It’s always heartbreaking whenever I see a broken Fate – this one is so prominent! >_<
A sweet little story. Never seen a glue pen like this o_o I do hope that this method works!
I know…I wouldn’t be so sad if it was a Kanu or something.
Hang on. You mean Krazy Instant Glue could fix snapped joints?! O_O And how strong is strong, the joined parts?
You just showed me one of the nightmares of an action figure owner…
*looks at his Gunpla and Revoltech collections*
Should be as strong as the original, or nearly so. So long it doesn’t enter freezing temperatures.
Then again, the problem is that the original is not too strong either ;)
If you have patience, you could always use epoxy (two-part glue, that only becomes active when combined), but since it takes hour to cure, use blue-tac to keep parts together while it does.
Look at Kodomut, where he connected the leg-base to his base with superglue, and it held the whole weight of the figure. Super-glues are strong.
So will her arm ever move again or it will remain stationary?
Or will the answer be in the next part?
You shall wait and see. ^^
I guess Im lucky that im not into Nanoha ^^
Not really. You’re into QB…more potent.
Touche ^^