
Instead of using Evercoat again, I've decided to use styrene, model glue and Pro Weld to fill this bubble hole.

I cut a small corner of styrene, and melted it into a semi-gooey blob, using Testors model glue and Ambroid Pro Weld. Both melt styrene.


I used a toothpick to apply the blob to the void.

Once the blob had dried, I used a combination of a small file and sand paper to sand it smooth.

Good as mediocre.

Sometime soon I will try to do a better job of preparing the eye for repainting, starting with cleaning and priming again.
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