>>96341551
Now that you've had your brain altered with by the sacred toxic fumes of Tamiya Cement, it's time for you to unlock a second level of knowledge.
You ever put something together and, if either by mistake or just poor deisgn, you see some gaps in the mini? This is usually where Green Stuff is wasted, but you may maintain the integrity of your Green Stuff with what's commonly known as "Sprue Goo".
You see, the reason this magnificent elixir fulfills all your modeling and medical needs is that it's a harsh chemical that melts your plastic, before evaporating and allowing your plastic to harden. But if you drop excess plastic, say from the sprues you've been collecting, and close the lid, what you get is a compound of melted plastic that's viscous enough to spread over gaps. This will make your model look complete and structurally sound. I would suggest using a second vial of cement though. Sprue goo isn't as good at actually gluing; it's just meant to give some extra plastic where needed. Unlike green stuff you also can't mold it, so it's not a GS replacement more like GS's friend.