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 Flintloque  writes: |
I'm with troopwo. The glue I use would fill it nicely. |
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| VOTING RESULTS | |||
| Answer | Votes | % | Chart |
fix the seam in front | 137 | 33% |  |
|---|---|---|---|
fix the seam on the side | 110 | 26% | |
fix the seam in back | 89 | 21% | |
ignore the seam | 75 | 18% | |
no opinion | 9 | 2% | |
| POLL IS CLOSED |
| POLL DESCRIPTION | |
The figure pictured below, a 54mm scale gladiator from Alpha Miniatures, has a separate head that attaches to the body. This leaves a slight but visible seam. 
However, the seam is hard to see at normal viewing angles - both due to the position of the head, and its "overhanging" helmet. To see the seam from the front, the figure must be tipped back at a 45-degree angle. 
It is visible from the left side, but hard to see under the helmet. In the back, the seam runs along the hair line. 
How would you handle this seam? Would you use putty, files, or other means to conceal it? |
