There are actually a couple of ways I pin my models, depending on what I am pinning and the difficulty involved with mating the parts. First and foremost make sure you have cleaned away any flash and debri from the components to be joined.

In this Hobby Cheating Tutorial, I take you through pinning, a simple, but very important technique for making those hard to join pieces stick together or making your models cling firm to...

May 24, 2015 · I don't know if it's spelled that way but is there a tutorial or good thread explaining how to pin parts? My main questions are: How do you determine where to drill the part or the model in order to ensure that the parts are lined up when assembled? What size pins do you use and what material are...

Jun 5, 2024 · Pinning helps prevent parts from breaking off on larger, delicate, or miniatures where weight and gravity can stress the joints. Pinning can be utilized on metal, resin, and plastic miniatures and is accomplished with a list of tools you most likely have for assembly. We highly recommend the Hobby Tool Kit by Army Painter for beginners. Step 1.

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Oct 23, 2017 · Decide the rough angle you want the pin/paperclip to rest inside the model. Drill hole in piece A at roughly that angle (doesn't have to be perfect). Stick paperclip into hole to evaluate depth.

In this tutorial we show you how to pin your models using paperclips. You can use this technique to adhere your model to its base or pin joints/hands for eas...

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