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What are some good methods to attach them to their base? Sadly only one foot ( only about 1/3 of the foot ) is actually flat that would be used to anchor. I fear they wont be secure with simple superglue and my eye sight is to poor to attempt to pin them. I am working on 60 assault marines and any advice how to secure them firmly to their base would be appreciated.

Sprue offcuts uunder the base and pinning through it into the foot and leg.

What I do. Works well.

Plastic glue has always done the trick for me.

Drill a hole through the bottom of the foot up into the leg and pin the model to the base with some paperclip cut to size

i drilled a hole through the back under the jetpack and attached a paper clip through the base this let me make it look like he was flying

ive always just glued the one foot and been done with it. one foot is alot more secure than it looks. And gl on the 60, i assume ur playing blood angles

ive always just glued the one foot and been done with it. one foot is alot more secure than it looks. And gl on the 60, i assume ur playing blood angles

Pre-Heresy World Eaters, but yeah, BA rules / codex. Just recieved my order of 12 boxes of assault marines, 12 melta guns, 2 Lermartes ( coverting both weapons to swords to use as librarians ), 2 Apothacaries with Jump Packs, 60 World Eater shoulder pads, and a ton of magnets for the jump packs. I will be busy for awhile with this.

superglue does the trick.

i even had some on flying bases without pinning