just starting back into warhammer 40k after 10 years, and going to start an eldar army... I heard about magnetizing and wanted to know how to do it. Your video gave me everything I needed, thank you very much... As a little idea I thought of while watching the video for anyone else thinking of starting this, maybe mark your magnet cylinder to show which side is for the weapons, and which side for the model. Would ensure you don't accidentally get your polarization wrong.
dont go back and forth with a file like that only do one pass then pick it up and repeat going from front edge towards the handle and do the rest with sand paper of some sort
I don't get it ? Grown ass men messing with fantasy sci-fi figurines like Gundam. To me this is what boys and young teenagers do. To me, men build things based on reality like a classic car, a navy destroyer, armored personal carrier, military aircraft, real space program stuff like the shuttle, or even a civilian airliner. There is absolutely ZERO historical significance having a Gundam diorama sitting on your shelf lol. To me its kind of immature. Fantasy robots ? Really? I don't get it ? To each his own I suppose. Lol
I think what you have to realize is these likely aren't display pieces. Often they're for playing military strategy games. You build armies at certain point values with different capabilities and pit them against your opponent. Look up Warhammer 40,000 (futuristic) or Age of Sigmar (fantasy.) Of course there are the Gundam builders, but often these little guys aren't that, they're your infantry guys.
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I'm probably just being weird but the visuals and audio make this feel like it was made just before or just after the year 2000.
100%, I got the same feeling
Just found this video because I'm about to magnetize my t'au... sure enough you're working on the crisis battlesuits!
Your video is short, to the point, and very useful. Especially that you show all the tools you need and give commentary as you do it. Excellent video!
I'm just starting out with buying minis and customizing them, and this this super helpful. thank you!
just starting back into warhammer 40k after 10 years, and going to start an eldar army... I heard about magnetizing and wanted to know how to do it. Your video gave me everything I needed, thank you very much...
As a little idea I thought of while watching the video for anyone else thinking of starting this, maybe mark your magnet cylinder to show which side is for the weapons, and which side for the model. Would ensure you don't accidentally get your polarization wrong.
Funny, I'm getting back into 40k after about 15 years and starting the same army
Pretty cool tutorial. Great job, easy to follow. I didn't even know magnets that small existed before watching this video. Lol
Great tune!
your idea of using a rod magnet is so brilliant i just went out and bought one.
This is a brilliant idea
Hang on, at 2:07 you seem to magic the magnet onto your finger. I’m calling heresy!
At last! A quality video for magnet use using decent video techniques! Thanks very much :)
Incredible
Great song choice. One of my faves.
That was a great tutorial
Thanks for posting
@ChackoWarGames My pleasure, glad I could be of some help!
This is useful for tanks and hqs... e.g. captain with thunderclaw hammer, powersword or effect looks like kit bash kits
Thank you so much! Very helpful!
A metal paperclip can work too, especially if you are having a harder time with the cylinder.
Good job in the video man
thanks great tutorial!
Well done
Do you have a link to the drill bit and magnet cylinder that you use?
Apparently not
You sound like the guy from "Building Steam With A Grain of Salt." You DJ Shadow fans will know what I am talking about.
Good tutorial..
How many magnets should i put into the fusion blaster?
@imperialkitty 2 should do it maybe 3.
whats the size of the earth magnet again? where to buy? can not understand you 1/15 x 1/30 what?
TheStonedAlchemist yeah sorry about that is it N52 or N50 lower?
what is the magnet cylinder you are using and were from
@TheBencowher got them at kjmagnetics
I wonder what Insane Clown Posse would have to say about this
dont go back and forth with a file like that only do one pass then pick it up and repeat going from front edge towards the handle and do the rest with sand paper of some sort
question. why magnetize both sides? wouldn't you only need magnets on one side and any metal on the other?
That could also work. But if you use 2 magnets it will 2X the magnetic force because of two magnets pulling each other
hi sir,from where one can buy those minature size magnets?
eBay has the best selection available... all are shipping from mainland China (just FYI).
where do you get the magnets and also the magnet cylinder ?
www.kjmagnetics.com/proddetail.asp?prod=D4X0-ND
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I don't get it ? Grown ass men messing with fantasy sci-fi figurines like Gundam.
To me this is what boys and young teenagers do. To me, men build things based on reality like a classic car, a navy destroyer, armored personal carrier, military aircraft, real space program stuff like the shuttle, or even a civilian airliner.
There is absolutely ZERO historical significance having a Gundam diorama sitting on your shelf lol. To me its kind of immature. Fantasy robots ? Really?
I don't get it ? To each his own I suppose. Lol
I think what you have to realize is these likely aren't display pieces. Often they're for playing military strategy games. You build armies at certain point values with different capabilities and pit them against your opponent. Look up Warhammer 40,000 (futuristic) or Age of Sigmar (fantasy.) Of course there are the Gundam builders, but often these little guys aren't that, they're your infantry guys.
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