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DST / EMCE Star Trek are Back!?! Not so fast:-(

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  • LonnieFisher
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    A thin layer of super glue gel would work well, and it doesn't seep into the fabric like the liquid kind. A very thin layer...

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  • DetectiveFork
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    Thanks for the advice, all! Yeah, I'm definitely more comfortable with a glue like Elmer's than Krazy Glue. I just wasn't sure if it would have much staying power. Glad to hear it works well.

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  • PNGwynne
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    ^ Yes, I was going to suggest Elmer's Glue-All. Or Aileen's, thinned with a little water, is basically very similar.

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  • knight errant00
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    Originally posted by DetectiveFork
    I'm not sure if Krazy Glue is a good option.)
    Krazy glue is NOT a good option - it can soak into the shirt fabric and stain it.

    SewJude from the old Mego listserve was a fabric and textiles expert (like she had a degree in it) and she used to always recommend applying a bit of white glue to the back of an emblem and then letting it dry until tacky, then replacing it on the costume. White glue like Elmer's is water-bases, so even if it leaves a blob, she said, you can soak the fabric in water and eventually work the glue back out. That's show I've been reattachin emblems for years.

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  • SKotK
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    Yeah, my replacement Pike figure (the first one's packaging turned brown) seems to have his emblem hanging by a thread...

    --SKot

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  • TrekStar
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    Maybe a small piece of rolled up scotch tape? if it ends up falling off at least it won't leave glue residue.

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  • DetectiveFork
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    I picked up my EMCE Captain Kirk from the shelf today and his shiny Starfleet emblem fell right off his shirt! I now worry that this will happen to all my EMCE Trek figures, and they're only, what, five years old? Does anyone know the best way to reattach it? Is there a type of glue that is best for adhering the emblem back to the fabric? (I'm not sure if Krazy Glue is a good option.)

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  • PNGwynne
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    Bazinga!

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  • thunderbolt
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    Originally posted by LonnieFisher
    FTC needs to make the Trek figures.
    Then we will get giant heads and lumpy sculpts with post stroke eyes.

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  • Mego-Amigo
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    No... it's the right toy style. If you read my entire post I am referring to 8 inch and 7 inch ST figures by DST. I collect both and purposely posted that link to 7 inch figures because someone requested it in a previous post.

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  • LonnieFisher
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    Originally posted by Mego-Amigo
    http://www.afbforum.com/index.php?topic=62.0

    There are pics here of the short sleeves McCoy and Mark Lenard Romulan Commander.
    Wrong toy style...

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  • Brown Bear
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    Too bad they weren't Mego eh?

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  • Mego-Amigo
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    There are pics here of the short sleeves McCoy and Mark Lenard Romulan Commander.

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  • TheNewGiJoeWithKungFuGrip
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    Originally posted by SKotK
    Well, they did have a decent run at one point. The original ST cloth retro line they did was pretty respectable, with Sulu/Chekhov, Khan, and The Gorn being the high points.

    But yeah, very sad that the 50th date is here with no product apart from the Enterprise available. Opportunity lost.

    --SKot
    Oh, don't get me wrong, I like the figures they made for the line, (I have Picard myself.) It's I'll never have must of them.

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  • PNGwynne
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    Who sculpted the CTVT Space: 1999 heads?

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