November & December Release Links
Added 2022-11-02 15:43:32 +0000 UTCHi everybody,
these are the links for November & December (month's off):
Ship Main Deck Link:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1d1OxgS6yPBKufsD7cKI1pB90B7MVZndx?usp=share_link
(Direct link mantas: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1pejyvKRER0BDhhGST9zmI7NfqOpCO1Mn/view?usp=share_link )
Welcome Pack Link:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ZvxCGJtjIHfAnZbNI46m9SQqXvndOh4E?usp=share_link
50% Discount Code for MyMiniFactory's Shop (changed for December):
MTthrbck501222
That's it: I will be back soon with some preview pictures for January!
Thanks for the support, and I wish you a happy hobby time!
Comments
That's nice! Also, I explaiend badly what I meant: I didn't mean that greenstuff is enough (I doubt that!) but it helps a lot in keeping the magnet adhering to the socket while gluing. It's just an extra step if you find hard to glue them in :)
Making Tlon
2022-11-05 08:01:45 +0000 UTCIt does help, thank you. I´ve also managed to somewhat refine my previous technique and make it far less messy, which is nice. I didn´t think greenstuff was enough and all my magnets are superglued lol
Gagius
2022-11-04 16:46:42 +0000 UTCI usually prepare all the magnets facing the same direction on a magnetic sheet. Then I glue all of them to the "bullet" by putting glue in the bullet itself, positioning it on the magnet, pushing and then sliding towards the edge of the sheet. A bit of glue spills, but it can easily be wiped away. When I do this I make a ton of them so that when I need them for the tiles I just pick them out of the box (I color code the magnets with a marker and keep them separated so that I know which ones are facing which way, but it is always worth to double check) and push them in the tile. Between "bullet" and tile I often find that there is no need for glue: resin friction is usually enough to hold them in (depending on warping). Also, to stick the magnets in the bullets a bit of green stuff (but very small) may help. Since the part of the bullet that hosts the magnet is very thin sometimes that breaks, but it is really not a problem, since glue is enough to hold them in the bullet itself and that part is not visibile in complete builds. Oh, and glueing together larger surfaces of floors and walls (e.g. 4x4 floors) is extremely useful to save magnets. After all most modular building you make will probably have at least a 4x4 room somewhere. I hope this helps!
Making Tlon
2022-11-04 16:43:40 +0000 UTCSemi-random question. How do you glue the magnets into the little adaptorrs? I glued the adaptor to the bases and then the magnet. I tried blob on the magnet and in, then blob on the adaptor and then in. The issue I have (besides it getting pretty messy...my whole printing process is cleaner than this xD) is that sometimes the magnet is unable to enter completely and I end up with an extra half-lodged magnet insde that I can´t get out.
Gagius
2022-11-04 09:55:14 +0000 UTC
