Warhammer 40K Combat Patrol: Aeldari, Biel-Tan - from Box to Tabletop in just 5 Hours!

[@flowerknight4879]

liked and subscribed because more people need to show how to properly magnetize kits

[@Ahrimac343]

Awesome video! I had the chance to see this army up close at the Combat Patrol event the LGS hosted! Great work my man!

[@no.6minis]

Thank you sir!

[@Tkoon]

A magnetizing tip I'd give folks is to go through and scratch one side of your magnets with a hobby knife. This way you always know that the scratch side attaches to smooth. I put the smooth side out on the core model and scratch side out on all my weapons or bases.

[@no.6minis]

That’s a good tip!

[@maledrakh3209]

I would suggest to do the metal strip on either all the weapons or all the hardpoints, and to keep this consistent across all the kits, to increase interchangeability between models.

[@nightrider818]

High quality video thanks

[@joseale2310]

For the support weapons platform it is enough to snip only the last bit and drill a hole in the same place. Then with a 1mm brass rod in the body and a hole in the weapon you can swap weapons without the need to a magnet. That can save you many magnets! I do magnetize the bikes and the autarch cause the rod is not enough to get stuck vertically or horizontally that way.

[@no.6minis]

Good tip!

[@gillian_seed8358]

If i wanted to do this paint scheme but instead of army painter products if have to choose between Biel-Tan green shade paint from citadel or hexwraith flame contrast (speed) paint from citadel or a 3rd option also another shade paint- coelia green shade from citadel…….which of those 3 would be the best green to use?

[@no.6minis]

I use mainly Army Painter paints so I can’t say for sure. Hoping for others to leave some feedback.

[@highlordalcadizakyr1479]

didnt u used micro sol?

[@no.6minis]

I actually didn’t need to. The micro set did the job by itself. The curves on these models isn’t as bad as a space marine’s pauldron.

[@kurttkrueger]

Please buy a hobby knife. You are going to do yourself an injury with that box cutter. I winced every time you used it!

[@no.6minis]

I’ve actually been using a box cutter and pairing cutting motion for years. It’s super safe and highly controllable. And the box cutter with the top overhang is actually the best for the pairing motion.

[@ProxyHammer1]

My hands are so calloused with cuts do to me being to cheap to use a hobby knife and using a box cutter instead