Building the Orion Dropship P4: Ramp Disaster, Magnets and Final Tips (Horus Heresy, Forge World) 

Hakeera Indeed, a good contrast. Thanks for watching :)

+gregtdude Spooky wasn't it? I'd be grateful if you woudl refrain from posting any requests for advice on Warlord repairs when I get back to that just in case they are the harbingers of real events!

+Mikey R Yes, a scary one indeed and you're welcome! Next time I so something with hinges like this I'm going to reinforce the pin with wire. Thanks for watching :)

leakycheese I had a look online, there's a shop in Crossgates that sells piano wire all the way up to 7mm, in .5mm increments, and brass sheet is easy to get. For my hinges, I'm now wondering about replacing the plastic and resin hinges on future kits entirely with steel and brass.

+Mikey R Is that the Model Shop? They are a great place to get supplies like this and as my local hobby shop are my first point of call. After this incident I plan to reinforce hinges in the future with wire pins, you could go further as you say!

leakycheese, that shop isn't so local to me now I don't pass through Leeds station every day. In York, we have a couple of good independent craft supply and modelling shops, but they don't have the range of stock that the Crossgates shop advertise on their site.

+Sooty Webster Cheers mate both for the kind words and paint colour tip. Thanks fpr watching :)

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+gregtdude Good question. My take on it is I think they should do more of the same with models such as the Achillus, Telemon, Barracuda and Kharon which come with magnet recesses moulded into the parts which make a modellers life easy.... and sure apply it to areas like gun pins as you say. Including magnets in their kits for me is a no as it will drive the cost up (extra labour, storage, packaging etc.) and the quality of magnets might not be as good as those you can very easily source from eBay. Thanks for watching :)

Haha, it was a good thing the family was out at the time! Cheers, I was quite proud that I managed to fix that. Thanks for watching, Firstling :)

+Ted Williams Cheers mate, it was a scary one for sure, although it has given me a great idea for future builds to prevent this happening. I've put you down for 'Meh' in the poll. Thanks for watching :)

+Casey Hedges Agreed my friend, thanks for watching :)

decentradical Yes, it does lack that special feel doesn't it? Thanks for watching :)

laurent jallut I've not done any of that before, do you have any tips or places to look for LED model lighting advice? Thanks for watching :)

leakycheese look at train modeler they have kit for wagon lightning that will work well

leakycheese This site www.smallscalelights.co.uk/product/lighting_kit_for_warhammer_tank_with_fiber_optics might help at the very least it list's all the parts you need to get a head start Would honestly love to see The Orion with some Internal/external lighting. www.smallscalelights.co.uk/led-information

leakycheese you can use this kit www.smallscalelights.co.uk/product/3mm_led_kit_for_warhammer_40k_x4. I am using an home made similar to that to light the coronus grav carrier. Still working on how to install everything.

Alan Shroue I did a video talking about the tools and adhesives I use check it out here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-fmpoVuX1BOg.html. The accelerant sets superglue almost instantly and I find a handy thing to have about if I want to speed up some glue setting. There is also a series on resin model build and prep in my how-to and modelling playlist along with loads of other demos as well. I have some models I could share pictues of, although my more recent stuff is all Battletech. I'll be painting this next! Thanks for watching :)

+Alan Shroue On the Titan, yes I will do more videos, I just need to make the time lol!