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Soon I'll be making my Plague Drones, and they seem awfully fragile. I've got some tips, and have seen some tutorials, but I'm interested how you approach them.

Are your drones good at staying in one piece? Do you glue them? Drill and pin? Magnetise? If so, what parts?

If you don't use default transparent rods for flying stands, what do you use instead? The black rods here: http://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/120/376885.page#5611539 look cool, but I don't really know what they are (and how they are made to fit the model).

I just use the default flying stands but leave them unglued, that way they're a bit less likely to snap off

First three I glued the legs on before painting and they were a pain to paint.

Next three I left the legs off and they were easier to paint but oh boy, were they horrible to glue on.

Option A is the one I'd go for again.