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So I just picked this up yesterday, and slapped it together. Im still at a crossroad as to how im going to magnetize the Las Cannon/Heavy Bolter so it can be interchangeable. Right now, they simply stick together without glue, but it is flimsy. Im afraid that if someone at my FLGS decides to touch my stuff without asking, it will fall apart and stuff will get stomped.

Im going to begin painting this weekend. Its going to be a Gold/White scheme to fit my Chapter.

Excuse my camera, it sucks hardcore. But you get the general idea.

I haven't gotten a razorback yet (and i call myself a space marine player), but in theory you should be able to switch the back top plate hatch thing the razorback turret is located on. You can probably stack some legos and make a little tower in the cargo hold leading up to the hatch, then add some magnets (provided you keep the doors shut so nobody can see it.) then add a magnet to the hatch part and in theoretically this should work.

Unless you're playing on a ocean-going ship, you shouldn't need to magnatize the top hatch or the turret. They should sit there just fine during a normal game.

He wants to magnetize the guns not the turret There is the easy way and use a spare land raider's heavy bolter's and not have the gun-site on top or the hard way.
You cut the pins off the pivot point, drill through the pivot point, then insert the magnet. Place the weapon magnets in the pivot holes, remember the polarity of the magnet used as the pivot is different so check them multiple times before you glue them. Then using the smallest magnet drill a small hole in the armor plate where the small slots are and on the weapons where this meets the magnet on the armor panel.