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Bounding Dark Angels Assault Marine





Australia

Hi All

I'm sure this has been covered a million times before, but can someone please give me a basic tutorial in magnetising or at least link me some threads. I will mostly be magnetising planes for my elysian army i have planned, though i will probably start doing sentinels too and parts of my current dark angels army once i figure it out. I mostly want to know what size magnets i should use, how to apply them and how to hide/embed them into models as well as general tips so i don't ruin my models.

Thanks in advance


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Battlefortress Driver with Krusha Wheel






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What's been said a million times is, "Google is your friend.".
You would have actually had to type less to do the search than starting this thread cost you.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-9aN_LHQmwA

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Plummeting Black Templar Thunderhawk Pilot





Equestria/USA

One tip I do is take a sharpie and black out one side of the magnet. Then let it dry and drop it in a cup. Then Repeat until all the magnets in a strip are done. Helps emmensly when you are ready to glue and can match a non marked side to a marked one. Really helps with remembering polarity when marked side is up so you put shiny side down on the other piece. Hope that made sense and helped

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Bounding Dark Angels Assault Marine





Australia

thanks conker, those little things can help and even though the first response was a bit aggresive thanks for that too

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Grey Knight Psionic Stormraven Pilot





New Lexington, OH

It partly depends on the models that you want to magnetize. Peter is fairly easy to do in my book. Resin is a bit of a pain.

 
   
 
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