So I decided to keep at the neck after the shame and disappointment of removing her wings messily but it just wasn’t working. Last time, I broke one dentistry tool. This time, I found another to use. That broke way too quickly and then I had nothing else to use to I used a small knife… that broke as well. I had enough and I was breaking too many tools so I decided to give up on the neck that was taking too long and to take a shortcut with the tail. I cut off her old one as much as I could and decided to scrape a bit of room for the new one
The new tail was lovely but I had a problem… when I put the cable tie in, will it fit? I mean, would the
wings fit?
This was a new problem. They didn’t fit. Not only that but there was no room for the cable tie. I had to remove the new tail and scrape out some room. This was an all new level of the nightmare for this Cadance project. The constant heating up, scraping, testing the cable tie… hardly any progress was being made for a long time and I wasn’t seeing any more the tail underneath which was very strange. I felt there was no choice but to force room to be made by cutting down the pieces of plastic attached to the bottom of the wings and sand them down but even that didn’t work.
After ages not making any progress with room for the cable tie, I felt ready to give up again but then… my tiny screwdriver thing stabbed a hole in a corner accidentally. I had reached a new layer in Cadance’s body. I wondered if this is where the hair goes through to the dreadful neck plug (I still expected it to be attached) and so I picked away this thick layer of plastic making small holes through like the first one to help break it up and then… there it was, a tiny metal clamp. Cadance’s tail is
not attached to the neck plug! It’s just very deep down in her body
Just to add to how already difficult it was to get to this stage, her ring inside her neck kept slipping off when trying to put it back on the plug.
The next problem was gluing the wings back in. My plastic glue from model kits didn’t work so I had to use superglue, it dries much faster but I really hate using it. When I opened it, the glue kind of exploded and went on me and Cadance. I quickly managed to clean off some that landed on her head but there’s still some on an ear I didn’t see. I have tried to remove it but Cadance is done now!