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This is something I may try when I get my next Cygnar plastic kit.

Awesome! Though I do love magnets, I'm up for learning any alternatives to making models more customizable. Care to show a tutorial on what you use and how to make it?

It's a nice idea, but.. I could see some of those pieces rotating down on that circular pin. Especially metal pieces for metal models. Unless you used square wire or something? And then drilling a hole in your model would be an issue.

It isn't that hard to magnetize a Myrmidon, though. The one thing that is useful for pinning is the blades for the Manticore, but otherwise, its pretty simple stuff. For all other factions, I have no idea, though. Currently working on my Retribution army and while tedious, I think a mix of both pinning and magnetizing is ideal for their 'Jacks.

"....give him some head" XD

Sorry I just had to, but great idea!

Two pins stop rotation.

Just as easy to drill one hole for a single pin as it is to drill two.