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| Commissar of Spelling     Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: Lakeland, Florida, USA
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|  Re: Pins/studding on power armor? Try this: augmentables pages It's a Model Railroading company. The rivets are at the bottom of the page. And, they aren't quite as flat as they look in the drawing.
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04-11-2008
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| Sergeant  Join Date: Feb 2008
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| Re: Pins/studding on power armor? why not drill holes in the pads all the way through, glue to model then clip off paperclips and make them like studs?
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| Trooper  Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: Pittsbrugh, PA
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| Re: Pins/studding on power armor? Ok guys here is the link, I hope I did it right. LINK: Tichy Train Group - CMA You can also get plastic hex bolts there, good for orkiness vehicles |
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05-20-2008
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| Conscript  Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Newcastle, Oz
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| Re: Pins/studding on power armor? I've used scale brass belaying pins before, and other pins from a dollhouse furniture set. The pva glue+pin method does work, but it is fiddly and if I've learned anything, it's that far too many 40k players don't have the patience for anything that requires - erm, patience. Many techniques also become easier with time and practice. I would call something like this 'easy' as I've been putting models together and doing this kind of thing for the better part of 30 years.
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