HELP! my son just dropped my daughter's poly resin(?) frog and it broke. I can't buy another one as they no longer make them and although it only cost a couple of pounds it has ENORMOUS sentimental value. There are a couple of bits missing so i can't just glue it together. Is it possible to patch it up and repair it some how? It doesn't have a smoth surface so lumps and bumps wouldn't really matter.Thanks
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If you want to do it yourself, in a way that will allow you to just leave it on the shelf to display, I want to say try sticking it all together and replacing the missing chunks with some kind of sculpy clay of a similar (green) color. Clay has worked for me to fix some ornaments. The only problem is if you move it or play with it alot, the fix won't last and you'll need to redo it. In which case I would ask a local artist who works with sculpture/ design/ dolls/ ceramics /resin /jewelry if they would be able to fix it with some of their weird tools or glues and supplies.