Gorilla Glue

This King Tut figure has had a robe created by wrapping him out of blue tape.  I coated it with super glue and that stiffened the tape, making it stronger and stiffer.

I coated it using this Gorilla Glue product that I never heard of before.

It is Gorilla Super Glue Brush & Nozzle.

It is a super glue that can be brushed on with a paint brush type brush that is part of the cap.

I used this brush to coat the blue tape with super glue.  It was very easy and I have used it on six different figures, painting blue tape to strengthen it and stiffen it.  Super glue does this with items as different as tape and even Kleenex tissues, making them much stronger.  After it dried I used the Testors model putty to fill in a few gaps.
 

King Tut, Mostly

Pinky Pinkston.  She is friends with Bruce Wayne and Britt Reed.  She gets kidnapped by COL Gumm.  Still working on her here.

MR Freeze and his twelve henchmen.  They are generic plastic figures with head from Matchbox WWII British Commandos to get the watch caps.

Catwomen, and cat Henchmen.

The whole gang and a couple Penguin henchmen in the front.

King Tut in the blue in the upper left.

He started as Mojo, a vile and disgusting character from Battle Dice.

I removed him from his walking base, glued him to the legs of a Heroclix figure and wrapped him with blue tape.  I made a flail and shepherds crook, the symbols of upper and lower Egypt.

The silver part of the original Mojo figure is a separate piece from the yellow body part.

I used Testors putty to fill in the gaps in the tape.

Good stuff, works well.

Directions, sold at most hobby shops in the model section.

Testors is now Rust-Oleum.

Here he is put together.  I used a secret product to make the blue tape strong and firm.