Sunday, October 27, 2013

Wraithguard/blades part 2 Crocodile Dundee Style

After cutting out almost all of the pieces for Wraithguard and Wraithblades it is time to magnetise them.

/Australian accent "That's not a lot of magnetisation"


JJ modeling, these are works in progress.  Commission for Toni.

/Australian accent "That's a lot of magetisation"

Going to redo the math on how much magnetisation will be done.  Ordered more magnets.  Should arrive Mon or Tues.


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7 comments:

  1. Spellduckwrong10/27/2013 12:53:00 PM

    With that many, you're almost better off putting a powerful magnet in each shoulder and gluing a thin strip of metal on each arm part.
    Regardless, good luck in you endeavor here, it looks like a significant pile of work.

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    1. a Sent One10/27/2013 02:41:00 PM

      That is a great idea, Spellduckwrong. Wonder what gauge of metal and if it where I would procure it. Will have to look around.

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    2. Spellduckwrong10/27/2013 04:56:00 PM

      Perhaps at a hardware store. You could fine some thin metal meshes or grating in the HVAC section, I would wager.

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    3. Spellduckwrong10/27/2013 05:35:00 PM

      I had an additional idea that I just verified. The razor blades from utility knives are magnetic and thin. That may be an easy way to go.

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    4. a Sent One10/27/2013 07:22:00 PM

      Thanks, Spellduckwrong. Then it comes down to cutting them to appropriate size. Wonder if modelling clippers would be able to handle the task.

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  2. Zab10/27/2013 01:44:00 PM

    Oh man. That looks like lot of work. Top marks for going all out with the magnetizing though!

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    1. a Sent One10/27/2013 02:42:00 PM

      We'll find out if they put me in the looney bin after doing it. Thanks.

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