NOTES OF BUILDING MY MAGNETIZED MAULER/FORGE-FIEND.
Sorry about not having the photo's in this posting yet. I have not transferred them from the camera to the laptop for uploading just yet.
I clipped out the two halves of the main body. Making certain to keep the magnets going all the same direction I stacked them in a line and tested to see if they could fit in the mold holds. I had measured them and they where 1/8 inch. So I ordered 40 1/8th" by 1/32" magnets to get to work.
I used "insta-cure+" to glue the magnets into place for their first fitting and then went over them with green stuff to secure them in place inside the body before I started painting.
Base coat is in the new Abaddon Black that was hand painted on instead of using the spray can. Personally I've found that the can paint does not have the same color as the bottle paint in the past.
Next I worked on the neck, I did not have to worry about the magnets for this section as I am planning on gluing the neck to the body so I just glued a magnet to the inside of the neck. I then positioned magnets in the two different heads after getting them in sync with the one in the neck.
The one part the really has me worried is going the feet and legs. Luckily the molds for the legs up at the hips have indents where the magnets can fit. As for where the feet go to connect with base I am worried. They where designed with ball joints that just fit into place. So I took my time to get one magnet into position on a foot and then just patterned off of it.
As of this posting I have the heads, neck, body, and legs all magnetized and base coated. My next step is going to be working on the arms & base.
I'm still debating if i want to magnetize the guns or if I just want to pin them?