Quick tips: Pin hole sink mark repair

How to fix one of injection moulding's issues is what I am going to show you in this quick tips video. I am aware that there are other ways... just showing the one which i prefer.
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[@robbo1068]

A very simple solution to an annoying problem....thank you MMSM for sharing this quick tip.

[@MMScaleModels]

Always welcome

[@catlady8324]

When I see these dimples, I get a sinking feeling of depression. But moew I’m feeling fulfilled and looking forward to it!

[@MMScaleModels]

There is almost nothing unfixable :)

[@johnorlitta]

What a great tip, so much more neater than using a filler.

[@MMScaleModels]

It really is!

[@lesthiele4921]

You sir are a total genius, you come up with some very simple nut effective modelling solutions, bedt regards mate from Australia.

[@MMScaleModels]

Wow, thanks

[@nooneimportant666]

Sprue-goo smoothed over with liquid cement is also quick and easier way of getting rid of those pesky pin holes!!
Very helpful vid M, Cheers mate 👍

[@MMScaleModels]

Will try that, haven't occured to me that I can smooth sprue goo with cement 👍

[@foreverplastickits138]

*Easy and cheap, what else? Thanks Doctor for this "cure"!😉*

[@MMScaleModels]

You bet!

[@stephenbridges2791]

Excellent tip. I've used stretched sprue to fill gaps in assembly on models of lesser quality, as well.

[@MMScaleModels]

Oh yeah, good - old deal with what you have. 😄

[@davidmooney4866]

As always, great tips to make modelling easier. Well done and thank you

[@MMScaleModels]

Many thanks!

[@rickmoreno6858]

Awesome work my Bulgarian cousin!

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate, where U from?

[@rickmoreno6858]

@@MMScaleModels Omaha Nebraska usa

[@ianwilliams9127]

Top tip, thanks my friend.

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks for watching mate!

[@ifeyecouldpaint]

Thank you excellent tip excellent video excellent amount of time did exactly what you said on the tin 👌👍

[@MMScaleModels]

Great to gear that mate, glad you like it 👍

[@ifeyecouldpaint]

@@MMScaleModels I'm gear to know... 😁

[@MMScaleModels]

😄

[@lawtongore7053]

That's a really good tip my friend 👍👍👍...
Thank you very much....

[@MMScaleModels]

My pleasure!

[@georgiosvoulazeris9611]

Nice one!

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks!

[@rabiesoflard]

great tip thanks

[@MMScaleModels]

You are welcome!

[@Flanker0804]

Thanks for the useful tip. Is this the next kit you're going to assemble?

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks for watching mate, this is a build that I am doing on Patreon and it will also be available on another website. More info on that when the time comes :)

[@Brucie_Boy]

This also works if you accidentally drills holes through the entire piece like I did once…

[@MMScaleModels]

Yeah and filling unwanted pylon holes on the wings too :)

[@SprueFascinationChannel]

Nice 👍

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks ✌

[@DNModels]

Cool!

[@MMScaleModels]

Thanks mate!

[@robertjensen1438]

Just a
comment for the algorithm

[@MMScaleModels]

👍

[@teenagerinsac]

Details that small are minor annoyances overall. Remember its a plastic replica and dont expect exacting detail it can only be a piece of plastic. No need to worry to such extreme over a minor flaw you will hardly notice overall. :)

[@MMScaleModels]

Such defects are very obvious and should be taken care of IMO.

[@teenagerinsac]

If you are after perfection plastic kits wont get you there ;)

[@MMScaleModels]

I dont have the means for a real one sadly :)

[@trikkke11]

A surgical strike at 1/72.

[@MMScaleModels]

Man got to do what a man got to do 😄

[@user-sc6pk6ef2l]

Ничего не понял 🤷‍♂️