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I'm trying to make a Rifleman Dreadnaught using the Leman Russ Exterminators Autocannons, (I have 2 already) and im wondering if it would be more efficient to either magnatize it or get some plasticard and just cut out a piece and put a hole in it to just dry fit it onto the dreadnaught?

Has anyone tried this before? I really dont want to glue it because i may want to switch out the weapons at some point

Haven't tried it before, but sounds like a good idea. Either method would work, and both allow you to swap out arms for different load outs as well.

If you have the magnets on hand go with that, otherwise just fit them on with plasticard.

 DarkKnights44 wrote:
Haven't tried it before, but sounds like a good idea. Either method would work, and both allow you to swap out arms for different load outs as well.

If you have the magnets on hand go with that, otherwise just fit them on with plasticard.

Thanks for the reply, i dont have either on hand but i believe plasticard is cheaper and i could always use more. Just wanted to get peoples opinions

I made them using plasticard and i have to say, it was so much easier and faster then magnetizing... And it looks amazing!!!!