Just something I noticed doing this for the first time, it would be great if you’d have mentioned leaving the scout canopy beams on before you show the model with them cut off, and then show it again with them on.
You know, in about 20 years of playing 40k - this is probably the absolute best magnetising video I've seen. Coincidentally - I just bought 3x sentinels today, so this video will be the perfect guide!
Good video. I did something similar with the old style sentinel kit quite some time ago. Never tried magnetizing the canopies. One tip, if you want to avoid gluing magnets together, place a small piece of wax paper between them. It's a bit easier than trying to separate them with a metal hobby knife later.
Awesome tutorial! I was thinking about getting into magnetizing my future minis and was wondering what sort of stuff I should think about. Seeing the different sizes, drill bits, etc was a super informative crash course. Thanks!
Amazing stuff, When I build my first Sentinel in the next moths after I finish some of my other guard Vehicles I will try this Sentinel magnetizing video for sure :) I hope we see more of this on other vehicles too.
Excellent video - great detail and perfect explanations! I have a sentinil kit which ive not yet built. Not going to do so until I have some magnets so I can do this with it. I used to collect and paly 40k back in 2nd eddition and had a 25 year break until quite recently. Started collecting Imperial Guard as well as Blood Angels. Those citadel side cutters are so sharp and lovely to use but not cheap! I have a pair of cheap ones for most cutting and use my citadels for more akward and precice sniping so they should stay razor sharp for many years im hoping. Im an electrician and often find my modeling techniques are far too brutal and heavy handed as im used to drilling and cutting steel all day long at work then have to turn to a more delicate surgical kind of aproach in the evenings - which is easier said than done!! Also Im used to trying to do things as fast as possible when at work and unfortunatly then have a tendancy to rush things like this which can end in complete disaster!!
Welcome back to the hobby and thanks for sharing! I'm sure those electrician skills will come in handy at some point. Maybe you need to wire up some LEDs in that Sentinel 😉
Sorry about that! The legs are glued. I don't think the fully assembled model would be stable with Magnetized legs without also pinning them, though I could be wrong.
I have a Cadia Stands army set waiting for pickup. As soon as I get my hands on it I plan on magnetizing that bad boy. i can't promise a quick turnaround on the video though. 😅
I'm interested to see how that affects things. I'm excited for the new Sentinel. I just wish I could get my hands on a couple of more this year without having to buy a whole army set.
A fair point, though I don't think the guard is so concerned with safety. Just gotta put the missile into place after the pilot gets in, and make sure you use the thing!
Just something I noticed doing this for the first time, it would be great if you’d have mentioned leaving the scout canopy beams on before you show the model with them cut off, and then show it again with them on.
Oof, good catch!
You know, in about 20 years of playing 40k - this is probably the absolute best magnetising video I've seen.
Coincidentally - I just bought 3x sentinels today, so this video will be the perfect guide!
Thank you! That's some high praise.
I like the idea of when it dies you just leave the legs on the table
I somehow never thought of that, but now I'm going to do it.
this is exactly what i was looking for....and then also a billion times better quality than i was expecting holy christ AMAZING job
Great video, you should consider doing another video for the updated sentinel model when it comes out,
Good video. I did something similar with the old style sentinel kit quite some time ago. Never tried magnetizing the canopies.
One tip, if you want to avoid gluing magnets together, place a small piece of wax paper between them. It's a bit easier than trying to separate them with a metal hobby knife later.
Excellent advice. That's definitely going into my general guide (when I get the time for it).
Great video!
More than halfway through magnetizing my own sentinel and if I'd seen this beforehand it would've been a lot easier-
good job. i am happy i had the chance to bought 3 old ones in time. the new one look ugly for me. thanks for this video!
You gotta do this with the new Sentinels!
Thanks for the guide, helped me a lot!👍
Welcome to the Guard!
Awesome tutorial! I was thinking about getting into magnetizing my future minis and was wondering what sort of stuff I should think about. Seeing the different sizes, drill bits, etc was a super informative crash course. Thanks!
Great video!
Great video! Thank you!
Amazing stuff, When I build my first Sentinel in the next moths after I finish some of my other guard Vehicles I will try this Sentinel magnetizing video for sure :)
I hope we see more of this on other vehicles too.
I've got plans to approach other guard vihicles as well, though I want to try a few other videos first. I hope your Sentinel assembly goes smoothly!
@@TableTopAckley I hope it and thank you :)
Excellent video - great detail and perfect explanations! I have a sentinil kit which ive not yet built. Not going to do so until I have some magnets so I can do this with it. I used to collect and paly 40k back in 2nd eddition and had a 25 year break until quite recently. Started collecting Imperial Guard as well as Blood Angels. Those citadel side cutters are so sharp and lovely to use but not cheap! I have a pair of cheap ones for most cutting and use my citadels for more akward and precice sniping so they should stay razor sharp for many years im hoping.
Im an electrician and often find my modeling techniques are far too brutal and heavy handed as im used to drilling and cutting steel all day long at work then have to turn to a more delicate surgical kind of aproach in the evenings - which is easier said than done!! Also Im used to trying to do things as fast as possible when at work and unfortunatly then have a tendancy to rush things like this which can end in complete disaster!!
Welcome back to the hobby and thanks for sharing! I'm sure those electrician skills will come in handy at some point. Maybe you need to wire up some LEDs in that Sentinel 😉
@@TableTopAckley Thats certainly an option! Ive seen some realy cool terrain using subtle LEDs
This video is fantastic. Thank you.
This was a great first video :)
Very informative video! thank you
Did you glue the leg pieces together, or did you magnitise them? Was a bit fast to see in the video even slowed down
Sorry about that! The legs are glued. I don't think the fully assembled model would be stable with Magnetized legs without also pinning them, though I could be wrong.
nice
I cannot decide how to magnitise the new Sentinels. Will you put out a video on that?
I have a Cadia Stands army set waiting for pickup. As soon as I get my hands on it I plan on magnetizing that bad boy. i can't promise a quick turnaround on the video though. 😅
@@TableTopAckley one thing I can say, is the weapons can be snapped on easily. Though when painted? I'm not sure :)
I'm interested to see how that affects things. I'm excited for the new Sentinel. I just wish I could get my hands on a couple of more this year without having to buy a whole army set.
@@TableTopAckley Ebay is your friend for that! I grabbed myself three in total (two were from ebay)
It's a shame the CA glue isn't avaliable on amazon
Ooh, written directions in addition to the video.
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Yes but the hunter killer is blocking the pilots door
A fair point, though I don't think the guard is so concerned with safety. Just gotta put the missile into place after the pilot gets in, and make sure you use the thing!
if you truly love them make battle report and show it to the world
Citadels Snippers are crap but ok
I'm sorry you had a bad experience with them, but they are still working great for me. Do you have a recommendation on something better?
what a waste of time, get a resin printer and just print like 5 of them at once
Haha, that's certainly a solution, but I find this whole process cathartic.