Glue for a green army man tank

[The Gray Ghost]

I have a green army man tank, M-48 Patton, I am trying to put sandbags on it for extra armor but I can't find a glue that will adhere to the plastic.
I have tried super glue, Testors and white glue.

[Varangian]

Wash the tank, then try a hot glue gun.

[HerbyF]

Rough up the surface with a little sand paper too before glueing. You might have to resort to a 2 part epoxy.

[Cosmotiger]

Loctite makes a superglue for plastics.  You apply an activator to prep the plastic, then glue with the superglue.   I've used it successfully on soft bendy 1/72 scale plastic miniaturues, which are similar in composition to the green army man plastic:

http://www.loctiteproducts.com/p/4/2/sg_plstc/overview/Loctite-Plastics-Bonding-System.htm

[The Gray Ghost]

The sand bags didn't work out

[Momotaro]

Loctite makes a superglue for plastics.  You apply an activator to prep the plastic, then glue with the superglue.   I've used it successfully on soft bendy 1/72 scale plastic miniaturues, which are similar in composition to the green army man plastic:

http://www.loctiteproducts.com/p/4/2/sg_plstc/overview/Loctite-Plastics-Bonding-System.htm

Loctite don't tell you, but the activator pen still works with ordinary superglue after the tiny tube of glue you get in the pack has run out.

[Ironworker]

I just used super glue on my tank conversion.  What were you sand bags made of?

[The Gray Ghost]

I tried using miliput but My sculpting was not up to the task.

[dbsubashi]

May I recommend superglue with baking soda as an activator? Sean Patten at http://www.ironhands.com/10tools.htm swears by it, instead of at it...

[Glitzer]

Have you tried two component epoxy glues?

[Cosmotiger]

Loctite don't tell you, but the activator pen still works with ordinary superglue after the tiny tube of glue you get in the pack has run out.

I sort of thought that might be the case, you confirm my suspicions.