Magnetic Army Transport - The Ultimate Storage Solution
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 มี.ค. 2021
- In today's Ultimate Storage Solution Guide video, I am going to share all the tips I have learned whilst magnetising my six armies into Magnetic Army Transport Cases. A perfect way to keep all your Warhammer 40k miniatures safe and sound. It's coming right up...
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My Channel is all about Warhammer 40,000 and is mainly a Necron Channel. The content on it will include 40k Battle Reports, Army Lists, Conversions, Magnetising tutorials, Painting tutorials, 40k Tactics and lots of General Hobby Tips. I have been into the hobby since 2002 and my first and largest army is Necrons and I cover all things Necrons, including Necron tactics and Tips. I also have an Eldar army, Dark Eldar army, a Tyranid army and a Space Wolves army. I'm currently working on a new Slaanesh based Emperor's Children army, but that is on hold atm as I work on the New Necron Miniatures for 9th Edition Necrons. I upload videos every week.
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Probably the best and most comprehensive video I’ve seen on this, solving the issues I thought of that put me off doing this has made me reconsider massively. Thanks Nick!
Thank you Darren, I'm pleased to hear it was useful
This seems to be the new/best way to transport and semi-display minis...I will comply. Great vid!
Thanks buddy, i'm so pleased I took the time to do this, much better
Really awesome tutorial my brother! I've been interested in doing this for a while and didn't really know how to go about it! Thank you for making it seem so much clearer!!!! I'll be doing this soon!!!
~ Wolfbrother Methos
Glad it was useful fella 👍
NECRONS! Great video Nick, as I had been contemplating buying an army transport. This seems to be a rather easy and high quality solution to make sure the miniatures don't touch and scrape against each other.
Yeah I'm so pleased I've done this
This was a great video. Lots of great ideas with this one. Using a uniform storage cases to store everything. This would be great for terrain also, just for keeping stuff organized. Thanks Dude!
Cheers mate, glad you liked it
Fantastic video Nick. I love Really Useful boxes and I use a couple to store my board games. You've got me thinking about storing my Warhammer armies in them now 🤣 Good luck with the move I expect you are really looking forward to settling in somewhere new.
I can imagine these all around your studio he he
Thank you for sharing your experience shifting from travel cases to storing boxes. Always interesting. One thing riled me up though, Really Useful Boxes is actually a family-based UK company since its creation in 1999 that made a point producing their boxes in the UK (they're in Castleford, West Yorkshire). They now have expanded to producing part of their production in the US for the local market. Not the other way around ! Look at that, you made a french guy up in arms to defend a UK company, yay ;D
I honestly love these durable boxes to death even if it's now a bit hard to find them at a decent price in the EU (eh, Brexit didn't help).
Thanks again Nick for the tips about magnetizing bases for minis. Great stuff !
That is very interesting, I didn't actually research the company itself, my findings were just based on how easy it was to get them ha ha
First off big fan of yours!!! You’re one of the reasons that I started to collect Necrons. Second, on the topic of magnetism... I’m currently working on Ghost/Doom Ark and watching your tutorial is there anything you would do differently or change the way you did it? Would you consider doing a updated version or any more advice you can give? Keep up the awesome work on the channel, NECRONS!!!!!
Hi fella, nice to hear that, I'd go for some 5x2mm magnets instead of doubling up on the 5x1mm, but I think that's about it. Mine are still working fine after a good amount of playing and changing from one version to the other.
Thanks Nick, I am in the progress of doing the same but hadn't seen the box with the deeper lid so I will have to pick up a couple of those based on your examples. Great video.
No problem, glad it was useful
Already ordered the boxes, sheets and magnets :-)! Great input!
That's awesome, glad it was useful
The A4 sized boxes have been a really good suggestion. Like you I had previously bought larger boxes. The smaller boxes allow more modularity and applied the same to the paints and hobby tools storage also.
Yeah, I was surprised myself, but they work well :D
Wow, the effort that went in to this video is Ace.
I got suggested to glue the flying bases to the actuall model, and then magnetize its base to the box. Never done it, but maybe you will want to try it out.
Thanks buddy, that's interesting, although I always found glued stems to be pretty fragile and break if knocked
This is such a useful tutorial Nick, all the best, Garry
Thanks a lot mate
Mr Nick as always you made an amazing video full detail with comments about all possible issues that you came with.
I would like to add some comments because when you described the materials it was hurting me to just thing about how much money you spent on this project.
For the metal sheets there is a far cheap solution: go to one of those big hardware stores with some different magnet sizes, they sell big (1x2 meters or so) metal sheets, you can test how well the magnetize on place (try to go for the cheapest and ligthest). And to cut them just buy a pair of metal scissors (not expensive at all). Then you can cut the size you want metal sheets far more cheaper than the ones you bough.
To glue them up, I recomend to give a try to the hot glue, those pistols are cheap and the glue too. That type of flue is more flexible that superglue and its easy to aply.
And finally, for the magnets, please use yellow puty is far more cheaper OR buy chinese magnets, they are low quality but I use them on pairs so I get the heigh I need and as they are so cheap I can use many of them and still will be cheap solution.
Thanks a lot for your good video contents and please continue giving us more good stuff (your magnetizing videos are my reference videos and I always share them with my friends).
Thanks for all the tips buddy, yeah I was limited to online purchases with the lockdown and all, plus I spread the cost over four months so didn't hurt much. Also, all the purchases have come off my TH-cam earning as expenses for tax purposes ;)
Very similar to my method mate. I use 2.5mm magnets for most of my bases as they are perfect size to be flush on most common size bases.
Some great tips here that I will definitely look into.
Cheers mate, I'm really happy I did this, a lot of time and money spent doing it all in one go though, but worth it ha ha
I highly recommend this documentary :)
Excellent info gained through experience, many thanks man
Thank you my friend, it was a mammoth task, but I'm very happy with the end result
I’ve just ventured into this and was much relieved to see I’m on the same track. How ever I’ll be using rymans instead of Amazon. Thought I had a good deal until I looked.
One of the best vids mate keep up the content.
Thanks Mark, yeah you defo need to look around these days 👍
Really useful, good work!
Thanks Tony
Its so beautiful! All matching cases :0
Yeah, I think I will put some little labels on them so I can instantly see where everything is
A quality label maker is a great investment!
This us super useful Nick! Thank you
That's good to hear bud
Might have to take a closer look into this, thanks Nick.
Glad you enjoyed it and it got you thinking
I actually started doing this after buying one of the GW army boxes. I noticed that the foam was rubbing the paint off my necrons and also damaging some of my wraiths. I took old cookie sheets and magnetized my models, then stuck the sheets in a fitted plastic storage bin. I feel like this method is so much better than buying expensive cases.
Yeah it seems to be the safest way 👍
I highly recommend 12x1mm magnets. They are stronger than 5x2, and they provide a larger surface area for super glue to adhere to. I’ve had zero issues with 12x1mm magnets coming off of bases - even on steel sheets. Additionally, you can stack them as 12x2 when a stronger bond is required for larger models. In order to use with GW bases, you generally have to clip off one or two of the little circles on the bottom of the GW base.
Thanks for the recommendation 👍
I'm late to this party, and new enough to WH40k that I don't have any storage for my army. This is a fantastic solution! Thanks for putting this video together.
Glad it was useful, I've made some follow up vids as well (link in tge description)
Great video with some great ideas!!
Thanks so much, glad you liked it
Amazing video!!! Thanks so much.
Glad it was useful 😁
Great and thorough tutorial! I use a hot glue gun instead of green stuff to get my magnets flush. stick magnet on metal sheet, smother with hot glue, then press base firmly(not too firmly) onto the metal sheet.
Nice one, believe it or not I have never used a hot glue gun, but sounds like a good idea
Really good video and some useful ideas.
Thanks Carl
A recommendation for adhering the stainless sheets (if you want to go that way.. I think they look pretty cool) would be to go with contact cement. It's super strong, but also slightly flexible so it shouldn't have the same issues as super-glue and JB weld with cracking off. Side benefit is it looks much better through the bottom of the transparent containers than super glue or tape because the coloring is consistent. I've had good luck using it to bond magnetic sheets to the plastic myself.
Thanks for the tip buddy
Also silicone sealant should work pretty well
Great review
Thanks mate
Brilliant stuff nick,I've always wondered how people store there mjnis
Thanks mate
In case you're still looking for feedback on gluing steel sheets to the bottom of the boxes, I can recommend the use of construction adhesive like Sikaflex 11FC (but I'm sure any other brand of polymer cement you find at a trade shop will do). It's rubbery, can be laid thick or thin and is basically able to stick roof tiles together. IT-WILL-NOT-MOVE-BROTHER! One question I'd like to ask is what kind of bag do you use to bring your Really Useful Boxes to the gameshop ? Seeing the size of your armies, I guess you're more likely to use your car than public transportation but do you have gaming friends using fitting bags for those boxes ?
Hi buddy, thanks for that, I've switch to rubber steel sheets now. I use a big sports direct bag to transport them, holds about two 9ltr and two 4ltr boxes
Really Useful Box is slso based in the UK. The factory is in West Yorkshire near Castleford. I pass it several times a week and you can buy direct from them.
Awesome stuff, that's good to know thanks
Thank you for this vidéo ! To glue the metal sheet with superglue on plastic boxes could you try with the box upside down ON the metal sheet with little square object ( like a wooden box uses like an anvil) to flat the box and put the weight ON the plastic. !
I m not englsh so i really hope my suggestion is understandable.
Great video, great channel great army !
Thanks buddy, that is a good idea for sure. I've actually made an update video for this (linked in the description), I would use the ferrous self adhesive sheets if I did it again
great plan. and tutorial. and i would have discounted all forms of epoxy glues, since those never glue, merely immobilize the parts together.
Thanks buddy
I use pieces magnatic tape 2mm strong with 0,5 mm foam for my minitures. You can cut the foam away if the tabe sticks out.
For massiv bases I use thin magnatic tape and put it on the whole underside of the base and trim it flush.
Thanks for sharing that
Thanks. A really good review and nice tips to store miniatures.
I am using "no more nails" products to glue the magnets. Did you try it?
What is the efficiency of those storages when used in a motocycle top-case during a trip? Will the magnetism be enough for plastic miniatures during a trip on the road?
Did you notice differences between magnetic sheets ? Some are they more efficient than others?
Hi pal, glad you liked it. I have made an update video for this one now, where I try out the self adhesive sheets and they are amazing, there is literally no need to glue them. Here is the video bit.ly/3kWmHGG. All the sheets I used were good, although I have heard that other brands/suppliers of sheets haven't been so successful, so best to try them out before you do a big order. I have had the boxes in my car and they have been fine, not sure about a motorcycle tbh, but if the ride is more bumpy than a car, you may need a few more magnets for a stronger hold
@@IDICBeer Hello IDICBeer . Thnaks a lot for your answer. Sorry, i cannot write more. I have anew video to watch :P
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Which thickness of magnetic sheet did you use? Was it the 0.75mm stuff?
Also did you try using the Ferrous sheet (rubber steel sheet) offered by the same company?
Hi buddy, it was the 0.75mm one. I didn't know about the rubber steel sheet, but the company has seen my video and they are sending me some to try/review, i'll keep you posted
Does having all those magnets make the models stick to each other when you're stacked in hand to hand when the models are in base contact?
I've had issues with my Nighthaunt.
I've not had any issues but I usually have my army on a tray and place them now from there
Thanks for the tips! I’ve done this to my tyranids. I’ve tried two different magnetic rubber sheets and neither are strong enough for large models so I might have to try a third. Also with my termagaunts and lighter weight models I notice that having the magnets on the bottom can cause them to drift towards each other when on a smooth surface, I’m sure this won’t be too noticeable when gaming.
Thanks for the comment, I generally use gaming mats and not noticed any sliding on them yet
Hi, im planning to do the exact same thing - you mentioned that you didn't chose the self adhesive magnetic sheets. Could you please explain your reasons for that a little more detailed? Thanks for your help! ☺️
Hi buddy, I just didn't think they would be strong enough, but the company sent me a test one recently and it worked perfectly. I highly recommend the adhesive 0.75 sheets
@@IDICBeer Thank you very much - That is exactly the imformation i was looking for ☺️👌🏻
Did the same and found the magnetic sheets just had not enough pull to keep the models firm in place without using a stupid amound of magnets. So I opted for the metal plate version I could order them cut to size on ebay for about 1.25€ per sheet.
Nice one
Great video. Your techniques seem a bit better than my jerry rigged magnetic boxes
Thanks buddy
That's really good.
Cheers mate
Hey Nick, finally getting around to doing this myself and was wondering if you reckon I could get away with using weaker / smaller magnets e.g. N35 3mm x 2mm? Nearly all my models are plastic for reference.
Honestly, I'd stick to N52, they seem about right to me
@@IDICBeer All right, thanks for replying.
Thank you so much. This video has been very helpful getting back into the hobby and finding better solutions for transporting armies and kill teams around. Im experimenting with a mix of self adhesive A4 magnet sheets and gel superglue. It's hard to find stockists of Really Useful Boxes and Magnetic sheets here in Australia. Do you know any stockists for us living down under?
Thanks bud, not sure about Auz tbh, but if you find anywhere let me know for future reference
@@IDICBeer will do! Thanks again!
As someone that just got into necrons and 40k I've been looking for a way to hold and transport minis. Would a metal tool box be a good container for magnetized models?
Hi buddy, it certainly woukd be an easy starting point
@@IDICBeer Apologies for a delay between questions but I was wondering if you had a tried and tested way to transport larger and more cumbersome models like ghost arks and doomstalkers?
@@BSU3000Yes, I used the 9 litre boxes with foam at the top and bottom. I got two Arks and two Barges into one and three Stalkers into another. I think I talked about that towards the end of the video
When using the flexible magnetic sheets do you have to be consistent with magnet orientation on bases, or can they be on anyway?
They can be any way 👍
What thickness of rubber steel sheet did you use? Think I bought 0.5 and I'm dubious about it not working too well when it arrives.
I used 0.75, but you'll probably be ok with.0.50
Brill vid. How long did that first jump cut take?
Thanks buddy, kit took at least an hour lol
All for a few seconds of content 😁. Worth it though 👌
Thank you Nick. Are you looking to sell the Dark Eldar since your are not expanding it?😀 By chance, have you posted a video on how to transport the cases to a match, like a stackable case to place all of them in?
Hi Sam, I currently can't bring myself to sell any of my armies, you never know the future and I would hate to regret it. I just use Aldi shopping bags to transport the boxes I need to an event, I swap the minis around so they are in the smallest amount of boxes I need
Lol, thanks a bunch.
Hello! I just stumbled with your video and its amazing. I am not from UK and I could not find the boxes. Could you specify the brand or models? Maybe there is another retailer in my place. Thanks for the content!!
Hi buddy, nice to hear from you, I have since found out the box company is actually a UK company, so maybe that is the reason for the struggle, also I believe that A4 in the UK is a different size to parts of the USA. The name of the boxes is 'Really Useful Box', good luck in your search and if you are interest it is worth watching my two update videos that are linked up in the discription of this one as well 👍
@@IDICBeer just saw both, amazing stuff. Thanks for all the tips. Already subscribed and thumbs up! I am in Spain and the shipping fee is quite high for a plastic box. I will keep looking local retailers but that boxes seems strong, durable and the closing sound "click" seems pretty safe. I really want to find them or something equal. Keep doing!
Thank you. I'm looking for a storage solution for my HeroQuest (2021) miniatures, which I think are lighter than the miniatures showed in your video (although I still need to measure their weight to have a better idea).
Fortunately, the HeroQuest miniatures have a 1mm depth to their base. I think Hasbro considered the magnetizing of the miniatures as an option.
That's awesome, should make it nice an easy to do
@@IDICBeer Yet, I still need to consider which would be the appropriate diameter for these magnets, considering they would have a thickness of 1 mm.
It needs to be strong enough to hold them in the storage box, but without attracting each other while in close proximity during the gameplay.
Hey, I remember you had magnetized Gargoyles. Do you still have them? How do you store them?
Hi buddy, yes I still have them, the old metal ones, I just used the foam method like at the end of the video
What did you use to store some of the taller necron models in, like the void dragon & the silent king? Didn't you have the silent king magnetised so it's not as tall?
I have all those minis in the 18ltr XL, I did magnetise the king and it comes apart, but with this new system it's easier to have him together than in pieces
@@IDICBeer cool thanks for that information. I'm yet to build the silent king, but may consider keeping him as one piece in certain areas now.
@@IDICBeer Just a quick question, how tall is the silent king? Also is the 18L XL the one with 20cm height? That would be just shy of 8 inches. Additionally does the 18L XL also fit the void dragon? Thanks!
@@DJKenro Hi buddy, the Silent King is 8.5", the 18xl is 9" and it will also fit the Void Dragon 👍
Tried this but with 5x1.5mm magnets and magnetit sheets from other companies - didn’t stick at all
What do you believe is the problem and how should I solve it?
Regardless Cheers for a great and very informative video!
Thanks budy, how strong were the magnets, were they N52? Also, I doubt the magnets are making a direct contact with the bas at tat thicknes, or if they are they probably aren't strong enough. For reference, I have updated this video with more info a couple of times, you can find the new videos in the description
Also what height do the boxes need to be in order to store doomstalkers in them? They seem quite tall
You will need either the 9ltr XL or 18ltr xl
This massive pile of necrons give me some clues that your really like necrons. :D
Ha ha yeah, just a bit =)
"Can you give me tips on magnetizing plastic bag to transport my minis?"
Joke aside when you mention you have collecting minis 20 years, are you going to do necron aemy showcase ? Surely internet want to see your collection trough the ages
ha ha I have this showcase I did a couple of years ago, I probably need to update it though th-cam.com/video/28vqTaZ0vKU/w-d-xo.html
No jokes here - i once saw someone dump their Daughters of Khaine witches elves onto the table out of a fry box from Wendy's.
Do you think the tallest necron models would fit in the 9L XL?
I belive most of them would
Ok now that you are done with that project I have a few around the house I could use some help with =).
Ha ha
oh good a fourty minute video. That should give me enough time to assemble one figure.
😂
I wish I could find some sort of bag that would fit these trays so that I could transport them on the bus without having to hold a stack of plastic trays.
Aldi bags are perfect, or any recycle bag that has a flat bottom
Those are to store at HOME, you can as Mr Nick said do another magnetic case for transportation. But this solution is amazing for home storage if you have a lot to store. Then you make a not suck a big case that you will use only for transportation (should fit 2000 points of army).
IKEA bag , works like a charm
Use a small ratchet strap to hold them strongly together (that is, if you used some type of sturdy box)
Cutting a piece of the magnetic sheet and sticking on the side of the plastic tub also will allow you to secure items that are too tall for your storage, I keep a side on my 9l boxes in case of oversized.
How did you handle the Triarch Stalkers?
I have my three in a 9ltr box with egg foam on the bottom and top of them
What in the world is A4? Must be something we don't have to deal with over here in the colonies. :) Great vid!
lol
I ran into this as I live in the states. A4 is 8 1/4" x 11 3/4". It seems to be a rough comparison to traditional paper size here (8.5x11)
@@Pariah13x I had no idea you didn't have the A paper sizes over there
@@IDICBeer We like to make things difficult in the US and make up our own measurements. We have Letter (8.5x11"), Legal (8.5x14"), and tabloid (11x17").
0:00 that looks like a rodie for AC/DC preparing to go to the next gig
lol
What do you do for imperial knight or flyers??
I don't own any, but I'd probably use the foam solution like some of.my awkward minis
There is one other channel with magnetic cases (tabletop gaming) thanks for the video though for another view
Thanks John, I found quite a few Channels with videos on this, although I tried to cover more ideas and details than they did, that's why my video is so long ha ha
If I tell you that I was looking for a way to transport my minis like 4 hours before you uploaded would you believe me ?
Perfect timing 😁
Will knights fit in the 18XL?
I don't own a knight, but the internal dimensions should be listed on the box description
Use silicone sealant to stick the stainless sheets in, it's cheap and flexible, and won't pop out.
Thanks for the suggestion
Great video buddy! I don’t think that sheet was true stainless steel. I might be wrong but I think real stainless steel will not let magnets attach to it.
Thanks buddy, it was brushed stainless steel, not sure what that means though
It depends on the steel. 300 series stainless (e.g. 304) isn't magnetic but most other stainless steel is. I think he may have lucked out with the specific one he bought but it's a good note :)
What type of magnet do you recommend?
I used 2x5mm N52
@@IDICBeer thank you. What n52 stands for? How much should the magnet have? 1kg, more, less?
@@MrHugojoel N52 is the strength, I believe the N stands for Neodymiun, not heard of them coming with kg
what magnets did you use?
5x2mm mainly, link in the description
Interesting, 50 gbo for 500 N52 magnets. thats a steal. Usually it would be about 100 gbp.
Or could it be that it's N35?
It should say on their description, but you defo want N52
any magnetic sheets that can be bought by players in the USA?
Not that I know off, but the magnet shop is working on a solution for that
Anyone have the American equivalent of these boxes? I can't find any.
Really Useful boxes here in the states are astronomically expensive. Any alternatives?
Hi fella, not that I know off, but the magnet shop are hoping to get a distribution set up in the us at some point
@@IDICBeer Thank you for the reply!
I got some a5 magnetic sheet from the range and it's rubbish... Not very magnetic at all. The mini will stick to the side of the fridge but slide off this little sheet 😔
Ouch, yeah there are different powers it seems, the sheets I got seemed to be th3 most powerful versions
@@IDICBeer awesome! Might have to try them. Very nearly bought some metal sheets coz I thought that was the only way to go 😂 great video mate! Thanks 😊
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Don't ask why I mention this.
You either know the sad story behind it or you don't.
Ha ha
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lol works for this video
@@IDICBeer 🧲🧲🧲
Really use full storage box’s are made in uk.
Thanks buddy, yeah I have discovered that now he he
i bought those magnetic sheets, but they are not strong enough :/
Weird, mine are good, although you might want to see my latest update video about this storage system
@@IDICBeer yes, i already saw that, i took mine at the magnet shop too... maybe i have to put a couple of magnets to the models instead of only one
@@CherudexGaming ah yes, I add more magnets as I need strength, although the new ferrous sheets are defo stronger
This is when i need more than one profile so i can give this more likes.
He he Thanka Mike
I would love to buy these boxes but they are sold out everywhere.
Really! I am sure they will come back in stock at some point soon
@@IDICBeer you were smart to base your collection on the 4L and 9L. They are still in stock. But the 9XL and 18 (the ones I need), and most others are not.
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Who downed a shot every time Nick said 'box'?
You must be very drunk lol
@@IDICBeer got to be honest, I was sozzled 7 mins in. 😅
Holy crap that is a lot of plastic!
Indeed ha ha
Do these survive a car journey?
Yep
Huzzah
Indeed :)
I use biscuit tins
A good idea, not sure my fiancee would agree to so many biscuit tins on top of the wardrobe ha ha
wish I saw this first, the magnetic sheets I got were... weaker than anticipated
Sorry to hear that dude
Magnets how do they work? 🤡 🤣
Not even the X-Men know that =)
First!
The Silent King is pleased
Why on God’s green earth would you even mention stainless steel ( most of which is not magnetic), when you can get tin and some tin snips? Somebody must have an engineering degree....
Never heard of tin snips tbh, but I no longer use the steele plates as the magnet shop now sells ferrous sheets and they are much stronger than the rubber sheets I used and with self adhesive backing there is no need for super glue either, check out my updated video for more
WELL now you need a thing do with all old boxes yes c e bay and we need a GIVE A WHAYU but will have to see some thing must be dun may be fore the terrain and tables as you post it ( me never trust thows manets boxes )
Yeah now I have to sort out all the old cases lol
@@IDICBeer yes you ues fore other thing as move moveing is wost thing you do but now you got plenty of thing you put stuff in LOL
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ITEM CODE (SKU): D5/2AN52NI
Minimum purchase price: £3.400
Thats a bit much to be honest ....
An investment yes, but the overall cost is still good compared to some case solutions
@@IDICBeer 3,400 pounds .. for magnets ... as a minimum amount to be able to purchase with them? I really hope you are kiddin :)
@@ArnolddeGans ? I only used 1000 magnets for all my minis which cost about £100
@@IDICBeer Did i mis-read there page then? it says you need to order for a minimum of 3400 pounds ... or am i mistaken?
Minimum order is for ten at 34p a magnet (£3.40). If you order 1000 magnets they come down to 9.5p a magnet