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Hello!

I have recently been able to purchase some brass etched symbols for my traitor force. How should I best go about using them? They're iron warriors.

I'm assuming thinly using super glue for the best results but open to other techniques.

Thank you

I've used super glue without incident, especially before base coating. They are so thin and light there's a tendency to float on the glue, which can leave a raised edge to snag on things. I use the thinnest glue I've got, apply a thin, even coat up to but not on the edge of the brass, and carefully place it with tweezers. If the surface isn't flat, I try to bend and dry fit the brass. Good luck!

Lightly sanding the undersides of the brass etch will also help.
Superglue loves surface area (more to grab to) and not so much the smooth metal surface.

I have some for shoulder pads.
I tend curve them before, I have a rimless pad on thick popsicle
stick that I use.

Then a tiny drop of gel superglue, the liquid stuff will ruin everything.