With my Eumig broken plastic woes, something came into my head that might be of help to others, have you ever had a plastic piece crack or break and when you have set out to glue it back together there is a gap where a piece has broken badly. Well this tip came to me from an old guitar tech, it's a plastic fix they use when the plastic nut is cut too deep with wear of the strings or it was just cut too deep, glue the plastic back together and allow to dry, then fill the gap with baking soda, then drip some thin super glue into the soda allow to dry, repack with more soda if necessary. But what you should then do is keep dripping a bit more super into the repair and allow to harden, when finished you can sand etc,.

Or just get Edwin to make us all new ones!

Very good Steve.

Another possibility Steve is too use epoxy putty.It dries rock hard and you can sand or carve it once dry.

Good stuff is Epoxy Putty, very versatile indeed!

True, but if Edwin can't make 'em, and he has no putty, he had to make do with what he had, it really speaks volumes for the poor
design of these later machines, their early stuff will far outlive these later ones.