Hobby Hack: Pinning the Impossible, pinning warhammer models the easy way!

[@Metabreakers]

This is great for gun barrels too!

[@commandersune5432]

I've never thought about that. What a great tutorial, thanks!

[@Metabreakers]

You're welcome!

[@dansemacabre5123]

This is going to be extremely useful - been having a bit of a headache trying to pin a spear haft in place,.

[@Metabreakers]

cool, glad it helped

[@darthbretticus9951]

I did the same thing today lol converting the Yivraine model into a female Farseer I replaced the fan with a staff so many delicate parts on that model

[@BigMekDanskull]

Genius! Never seen this before so I am very impressed

[@PhearTheHam]

jesus here i was looking for a budget electric drill to pin my models to their bases! thanks man

[@kevinkabal6598]

Thank you Phil, great technique - truly useful!

[@Metabreakers]

Kevin Kabal thanks!

[@chiper136]

Been searching the whole evening for a solution like this, thank you very much.

[@papaskreeb1335]

Thank god I found this, my waagh banner broke, and I really didn’t want to drill it

[@carlfinch4886]

Great tip buddy, thanks for putting it up 👍🏻

[@SpearmintOtter]

You heroes! Sad I didn't think of it, thanks for the tip

[@Metabreakers]

Lol Thanks

[@FrostandFists]

Really awesome tips, Phil! I'll be using this technique all the time! ~ Wolfbrother Methos

[@johan556]

Great tip, did you ever try this on forgeworld resin?

[@basicminiaturepainting]

Brilliant stuff just subbed

[@jimworthington449]

Great tip. Any tricks for pinning metal or resin models?

[@Metabreakers]

Jim Worthington great idea, will do a couple of quick tip vids for you

[@gavinmillar]

Don't bother pinning resin, superglue adheres to it well enough that if you drop it, the glue joints won't be what breaks, the pieces will just break in half.

[@joevermeulen6117]

Helpful thanks!

[@goldy7514]

I pin quite a lot but I have never thought of this technique. Thanks a lot! Also I still have a question. Do you have to use something like super glue to keep the pin in place at the end. I didnt see you using it for the needle gun of the model becouse the pin went in heated.

[@Metabreakers]

Thijs Zonneveld Glad you like the video, Yes in the end I still dropped a small amount of superglue on to get it to stay in place

[@goldy7514]

WargamerOnline thanks for clarifying. I really like these types of videos. Keep it up!

[@jamesmoriarty2001]

Now how would you do it in a metal model?

[@Metabreakers]

James Stead going to do a metal model tip video soon

[@jamesmoriarty2001]

Thank you! I've got 50 Diaz daemonettes and am dreading putting them together.

[@jherazob]

@@Metabreakers Did you do a video on this after all? My Google-Fu has failed me and can't find it, and since i mostly work with metal models a kinda sorta equivalent of this but for pewter stuff would be very useful

[@tonylusardi5767]

Am I the only one that uses thick paperclips trimmed down instead of brass rod when pinning their models?

[@Metabreakers]

tony lusardi for the main part my go to pin is indeed a paper clip for sure but for either finer pins or much larger pins 3mm+ I use brass rod or piano wire. Cheers for raising it!