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Have you ever tried the gorilla wood glue (not the expanding type). Looks like titebond. Fast grab, doesn't dry so yellow. I can't use CA and I like to do transparent, the titebond shows a yellow dab. Gorilla glue can be purchased at Wal-Mart in the paint dept. about 4 yankee green backs. I do alot of scratch building and I use it wherever epoxy is not required. Give it try

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FWIW I have discovered some 90 second epoxy that is some great stuff if you are quick and are not doing a lot of glueing at one time. Of course if you are patient, that helps. It is about the same consistancy as wood glue, dries in 90 seconds and is not too hard to sand (Rapid set 90). About the same price as CA or maybe cheaper when you figure the 2 parts.

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Of course a link may be nice.[:-]

http://www.taxidermy.com/cat/16/epogrip.html

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That stuff looks like it would be good for gluing the "rabbit's feet" to my planes. Not so good for the rabbit though!:D

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It's good for putting the "Bird" together and also good after the "bird" dies (taxidermy supplies bird dies. Get IT?) Oh well:D

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Doesn't matter if your animal goes to a taxidermist or the veternerian........either way you get your animal back...

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Ghost, no I have not flown it yet. The 36cc will not be enough engine. I think I'm going to get the DL50 for it in the spring. too cold to be flying right now. I have not seen any recent post of your cat hows it coming?

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It's coming slow. Hopefully soon I'll get it done.