How to repair a subaru

[Aerodyne03]

Hi guys, I open this topic because next week I will
 open a new topic in the on the work bench section where I will 
finish building a subaru impreza started years ago for my father 
(the car is at the beginning of construction, most of the pieces
 are still in the box).
But, let's get to the point, I stopped construction because 
two years ago the thieves entered the house, threw it on the ground 
and the right front pillar of the bodywork broke, I have already tried
 to glue it and putty it a bit but it is too thin a piece to repair it like 
this, so I hope the primer filler and three good coats of blue subaru tamiya 
paint will help, however modellusmo is not synonymous with perfection and 
that's okay ...
What do you think about it?
Any advice is welcome, really everyone and of course 
I invite you all to follow the topic that I will open 
to keep you updated on the worck in progress!?

[STYRENE-SURFER]

My advice...

Ha Ha. In all seriousness, you will get good ideas here if you wish to pursue them.

?Looking forward to your build thread.

[Aerodyne03]

Thank you so much, I don't doubt that you will be able 
to advise me in the best way?

[Nazz]

  My suggestion would me to pin it if it is possible . I have a '66 Chev with a broken A pillar, the same one you describe that is part of the windshield.  I used a piece of .015 music wire, drilled a hole and glued it in place. The joint was very strong .  Hopefully this helps.

 

Jerry

 

[Aerodyne03]

I hope to be able to find a solution or like yours or to
 glue what is there properly because you would not think but, 
the body loses a lot of solidity with a broken pillar (I also built 
a 66 chevy, good times .. .??)