Yeah, that's why ya invest in quality glues and accelerants. The cut-rate Krazy Glue from the dollar-store ain't gonna cut the mustard, and Elmer's is good for flocking and not much else.

And that's what I used! $5 tiny bottle of quick drying cement. $5 tiny spray bottle of 'glue quickener' that smells odd. Putting the two together leaves behind a white bukake stain that I am hesitant to scrape off.

But her staff which has her tiny hand took 3 attempts with the two liquids before she'd stick together and I don't know how long that will last.

She looks nice but damn I need me more durable characters.

I use Gorilla Glue... but I need an accelerant. I like the kind that comes in the brush/nozzle bottle... that brush works a treat for precision application. I also have a bottle of Army Painter plastic-glue that I keep in a sealed container lest the surrounding environs stink of nail-polish. I'm also considering Mr. Hobby Thin Cement, which actually fuses plastic by melting it chemically. Some kitbashers mix the stuff with spare model-sprues to make "Sprue Glue" as a filler.

And I wouldn't worry overmuch about that "bukkake-stain." Once you've painted your girl, you won't even notice it.

Kitsune minifig for the win