Great video. a tip that could be helpfull i some cases, most magnets today don't really need you to drill. They are strong enough to attract even through plastic. Best way to know is to glue a magnet to the inside plastic and another to the arm as an example, and see if its strong enough. I have done this to many of my kits, like predator tanks, imperial knigts etc, without having to drill much or at all. For the armjoint and other places you would probably need to drill in any case for the estetics or placement, but for the tyrranofex arms and head, i have not drilled in the actual body. And in the heads i uses a thin metal "plate" inside the head instead of a magnet. This all depends on the magnets though.
He has literally made a while separate video talking about this and linked the video in the comment asking.. You couldn’t be bothered checking 10 comments before asking him to write down what he already say in the video.. lol
I want to do this but i don’t have the tools and spent all my money on the tyrannofex 😭 plus I’d be scared of ruining it and not being able to do any of them haha, but will keep this in my saved for later so thanks!
Hey sorry for the late reply, but thanks for your comment. It was nerve wracking for me when I first started to but it is easier then it looks and most mistakes can be fixed with either green stuff or milliput. Good luck and let me know how it goes! 👍
Cool video, thinking about doing something like this in the next few weeks, one recommendation/request would be if you could put some links in the description with the tools you are using, mainly magnets, always had issues with droopy guns every time I’ve tried before. I know you said what you using as you used it but it can be a little fast and a little unclear if you aren’t familiar with the process
You are the magnet master.
Thanks buddy, saving people’s wallets one magnet at a time!!
Great video. a tip that could be helpfull i some cases, most magnets today don't really need you to drill. They are strong enough to attract even through plastic. Best way to know is to glue a magnet to the inside plastic and another to the arm as an example, and see if its strong enough. I have done this to many of my kits, like predator tanks, imperial knigts etc, without having to drill much or at all. For the armjoint and other places you would probably need to drill in any case for the estetics or placement, but for the tyrranofex arms and head, i have not drilled in the actual body. And in the heads i uses a thin metal "plate" inside the head instead of a magnet. This all depends on the magnets though.
Hi, looking to do one of these as a commission and was wondering what size magnets you use
Yeah, I'm interested to know as well.
Could you tell me which size of magnet you use for tyraanofex and hive tyrant. I trying to do this project too.
He has literally made a while separate video talking about this and linked the video in the comment asking..
You couldn’t be bothered checking 10 comments before asking him to write down what he already say in the video.. lol
I'm pretty sure he uses 3x2mm and 5x1mm magnets
I want to do this but i don’t have the tools and spent all my money on the tyrannofex 😭 plus I’d be scared of ruining it and not being able to do any of them haha, but will keep this in my saved for later so thanks!
Hey sorry for the late reply, but thanks for your comment. It was nerve wracking for me when I first started to but it is easier then it looks and most mistakes can be fixed with either green stuff or milliput. Good luck and let me know how it goes! 👍
Cool video, thinking about doing something like this in the next few weeks, one recommendation/request would be if you could put some links in the description with the tools you are using, mainly magnets, always had issues with droopy guns every time I’ve tried before.
I know you said what you using as you used it but it can be a little fast and a little unclear if you aren’t familiar with the process
Thanks for the comment Jack! I’ll get the links added to the video ASAP by the end of tomorrow at the latest
I made a video detailing what I use with links in the description for magnets.
- th-cam.com/video/k0Ujjq5JzqU/w-d-xo.html