Thank you! It did take some patience and trusting the process. The models look pretty rough after the camo stage. But once the more crisp lines and colors come in, and with the bases get cleaned up, it comes together.
There’s a place for dual magnets too. When I need max strength, two magnets is the way to go. But in some cases, like this one, magnet to cheap sheet metal does the trick!
@@no.6minis I was teasing a bit at my own ignorance. I magnetized a set with dual mags but chewed up hands/guns regularly with the drill. The sheet metal is something I would have learned about much earlier
Love seeing Heavy Gear on TH-cam!
Always use sprue glue in a well ventilated area! Great vid, love Heavy Gear from Canada.
Man, this ended up looking super great!
Thank you! It did take some patience and trusting the process. The models look pretty rough after the camo stage. But once the more crisp lines and colors come in, and with the bases get cleaned up, it comes together.
Nice job and thank you for your suggestions!
Heavy Gear! Go North!
So you're telling me that after years of worrying about polarity I could have just used sheet metal. Thanks.
There’s a place for dual magnets too. When I need max strength, two magnets is the way to go. But in some cases, like this one, magnet to cheap sheet metal does the trick!
@@no.6minis I was teasing a bit at my own ignorance. I magnetized a set with dual mags but chewed up hands/guns regularly with the drill. The sheet metal is something I would have learned about much earlier
BRO! Go out and get yourself an actual hobby knife. That box cutter is flipping dangerous
Nah. I’ve used it for years. Old habits die hard and it works well with the pairing motion I use to clean my minis.