Quote: (thedespot29 @ Feb. 21 2010, 22:43 )
Maybe I just have low patience, but I was attempting to assemble a Necron Monolith tonight, attempting being the key word here.  Did I have lots of homework to do for grad school?  Oh yes, yes I did, but I wanted to "relax".  I didn't want to work on Bayesian statistics, I wanted to "enjoy myself" and get some modeling done.
This thing was created by the devil, and it was a complete disaster.  The glue did not want to dry, except of course when it was bonding my flesh to the panels and miraculously traveling against grvity to do so.  Then you have to get the stupid panels to line up, or you will be spending lots of time plugging gaps with putty. ÂÂ
I got all four panels sort of together, noticed a gap, tried to adjust...boom, all 4 walls come unstuck, to which I respond in the appropriate way, smashing it with my fist, somehow managing to cut myself on the plastic in the process, blood everywhere.  So here I am, low on sleep, no monolith built, and no stats work done.
Anyone else have a good modeling rage story?
Sounds like you were using CA (superglue) instead of polystyrene cement. That would explain much of the difficulty.
CA for plastic-to-plastic bonds is just a bad story waiting to get worse.
One of my more recent "worsts" was having the zimmerit peel right off of large sections on an E-100 I had in the final stages of painting. Something didn't cure right, but it was a mess!