Oh I tend to snap thin pieces so I either glue and touch up with paint if needed or if it’s a piece that I can go without I may replace it with a diy idea.
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It is ok. It happens to all of us.
biggest oops? == too many! Lol!
how did I save it == if glue can’t fix it, I improvise.
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You are my welcome 
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Oh no, I hope you’re able to fix that piece. I also break pieces often but I’m usually able to fix them with some glue.
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That’s a great way to look at it! I love how you turn accidents into opportunities to get creative,sometimes those DIY fixes make a build even more unique
Yeah, the superhero glue, or sometimes I repaint too 
I used a little glue and it did fixed it. Thank you. 
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or you can hide it.
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Definitely always the first choice. LOL
@MamaNheza all depending on the kit you
Are working on you do have some very fragile pieices … even though you are so carefull opps it breaks if you are lucky enough to have a spare pieice provided thats good … if not then the glue comes out and you do the best you can … ive had a few opps but ill go back and glue it …
Oh no! Glue it. @MamaNheza
You’re so right! Some pieces are incredibly fragile, and even when you’re being extra careful, accidents can still happen. Thankfully, a little glue and a bit of patience can work wonders,and sometimes the repair ends up stronger than the original!
I have glued it and thankfully there wasn’t any trave. lol
Glad to hear that. Goodluck!
Yey! Thank you very much!
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You’re welcome. Enjoy building.
@MamaNheza now thats true actually glue sandpaper and wax are our best friends !,
I couldn’t agree more. Super true!!
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Agree 100% @MamaNheza
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Proven and tested man @joy.licerio