In modelling, scatter is a general term used to describe any scenic material that is fine enough to be sprinkled onto...
Valid to UK only - excludes oversized items
In modelling, scatter is a general term used to describe any scenic material that is fine enough to be sprinkled onto...
The purpose of signals is to let the driver know if there was another train on the line, pretty much the same as...
I personally wash all my plastic kits, I use warm soapy water (Washing up liquid) and a light rub over with a nail...
Every toolbox has a can of WD-40 in it to rid the world of squeaks and loosen any stubborn nuts and bolts, so the...
Hornby's curved platform sections feature on many home layouts, and although there are arguably more realistic...
There is no need to replace the bottle, it is more than likely a build-up of dry glue inside the nozzle.
This is a common occurrence when the glue bottle is used regularly and the glue does not make it all the way back in to the applicator bottle at the end of use. This will continually build up until the flow is almost non existent or will not flow at all.
Just unscrew the top and look for a blockage. If you find a deposit of glue around the inside of the applicator nozzle, take an old pencil and poke around in the hardened glue until you feel it come free. Usually the glue will come out in a conical shape and feel like rubber.
Warm water can also help loosen the glue however you need to make sure it is not too hot otherwise you could damage the bottle.
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