Games Workshop Made This Kit Impossible to Magnetize

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You gotta drop a written instruction set for this project. IG players everywhere would hold it like the Mekboyz Scripture

Fully magnetizing a Baneblade for your rival who always crushes you? Jay is both a world class friend and very desperate to lose.

As someone who still has my baneblade kit in box in my pile of shame, I was thoroughly surprised at how large it was. I don't think I realized just how big a baneblade was until then

Jay helping his enemy construct the deadly machines which will inevitably demolish him next weekend, truly a selfless hero

This guide needs to be made into a PDF

What I did for my Predators was put magnets on the body, but just small steel washers on the weapon options. Then you don't need to worry about polarity.

I will probably never paint or build a model together but i still watch every of your videos. They are somehow therapeutic and i just like to listen to Jays voice. Keep on the good work!

I am genuinely impressed by the hobby skills showcased on this channel. I would never have been able to do this loo

I have to admire the sheer dedication of doing all that just so you get parking lot'd even harder

Pre-drilled hole are norm for Gunpla kits, coming from years of building Gundam models, seeing how GW does theirs is wild.

A trick I use is to get a sheet of 24 gauge sheet metal (make sure it's magnetic) then get a sheet metal punch kit for my typical magnet sizes. Punch out a bunch of discs corresponding to magnet sizes and use those instead of a second magnet. As long as your contact point between the magnets and the punched out sheet is mostly flush the pull force should match that of magnet on magnet. Now you don't have to worry about polarity nor do you have to drill as deep! Typically I put the metal on the switching component (the cannons in this case) and the magnet on the body of the model.

I've been an IG player for over a decade but never felt confident enough to tackle this kit. I finally put one on my Christmas list this year, and was already planning on setting it up for 2-3 magnetization options. This video has totally inspired me to do the complete magnetization of the kit... Thank you!!

New GW©®™ motto: WH40k®©™ is played with Citadel©®™ Miniatures©®™, no 3rd parties, kitbashing or magnetising is allowed, only Citadel©®™ paints are supported!

Your model building skills are really top tier.

Looking forward to see Jay use the same Milwaukee tools I use as a woodworker on tiny plastic models 😂😊❤

I'm very impressed with your engineering skills in getting all these kits the way you want lol. Good job bro.

Really nice work ! Hope to see this one painted soon ! I made and paint this beauty fully magnetised too last year, take me about 150-170 hours, but that was worth it ! As a non-player, i am really proud of this amazing clipboard i can change the skin whenever i want <3 Just a bad thing for me, i only magnetised one antenna so… yes the other one is broken. Thank you to show us yout process and where to hide and tidy all the parts we don't use, that's clever !

Shawn, is the Baneblade painted yet? That tank is awesome with all the options!! To bad your reaver is just gonna step on that tank. Thanks gents!! Fantastic as always!!!

2:10 meanwhile at Bandai, in the 2000s: our sprue is not only going to be multi-colour (which we already figured out in the 80s), it's going to inject in such a way that the piece will come off as a MOVING part