Using Rubber Grommets to Connect Disparate Parts on Legions Customs

[@waylhyanphyo4607]

Thank you. I started watching since the use of mythic belts. Great ideas for customization.

[@sourcepilgrim3174]

Great tutorial. This is the kind of content I love to see from a veteran customizer like you bro.

[@curtismakerman]

Nice tutorial. Thanks for the gnome tips.

[@BrickSomething]

Awesome. 1/4” diameter of the grommet, or with a 1/4” hole in the center? Assuming 1/4” diameter with an 1/8” hole. I’d rather buy just that size instead of the whole set, unless you y]think the other sizes are useful for other customizing techniques. Thanks for sharing your skills. Always a great watch.

[@MythicCustoms]

It was a 1/4" diameter grommet. There was no hole in the center. If you follow the video, I actually make a slice in the solid center of the grommet to insert the peg into.

[@derricksimmons9057]

I'm going to try the grommet method

[@sergeirhodes6765]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@savageviking7062]

Great idea!

[@rektangular]

Great video!

[@albertomorales7579]

Grommets you say ??? 🤯🤯🤯

[@Victor-mc1sz]

Wow, thx for sharing this! Do you think magnets could work as well? Just spit balling.

[@MythicCustoms]

I've used magnets in the past, usually for attaching a head. I find that they rarely allow for the kind of posing and maintaining a pose that you would want for a figure. Definately a trick to consider in some cases, but not the answer I think for limbs like this.

[@michaelcasper9612]

This is genius!

[@damageinc5752]

I have a question a little off topic here, but can anyone recommend what I should use on a resin statue to give it a wet look on the flesh?

[@vornfoehammer]

Would you use the grommet for the 2.0 legs going into the 1.0 torso?

[@MythicCustoms]

No. Grommets are used when the hole is too large for a peg. 2.0 limbs are smaller than 1.0, so grommets won't do much there.