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Id recommend drilling a hole with a pin vice through the other side of the magnet

Then stick the mini in the freezer for an hour

If you then take a paperclip that has been straightened and push it through the hole if you are lucky and apply enough force you will push the magnet out

The pin hole can then be gs'd

The only other way is to freeze it then try and pop out the magnet with the tip of a craft knife

This may damage the mini though 

Id recommend drilling a hole with a pin vice through the other side of the magnet

Then stick the mini in the freezer for an hour

If you then take a paperclip that has been straightened and push it through the hole if you are lucky and apply enough force you will push the magnet out

The pin hole can then be gs'd

The only other way is to freeze it then try and pop out the magnet with the tip of a craft knife

This may damage the mini though 

 

That. The freezer trick really works, and I've done exactly this before. It's a pain in the butt but I bet you'll never make that mistake again. Live and learn. :D 

 The only other way is to freeze it then try and pop out the magnet with the tip of a craft knife

This may damage the mini though 

And potentially dangerous since prying with craft knife blades is a sure way to break the tip.

 

Drill through the back.  If the magent is in the shoulder you can probably cover up the green stuff patch with the shoulder pad as well.

A trick for the future to prevent this. When magnetizing weapons, use the same weapon to magnetize every set of hands. Once your magnet is glued and dried in the weapon put the magnet your about to glue onto the magnet in the weapon and add a dab of glue, then push it into its hole and slide the weapon off sideways. 

This method will prevent reverse polarization and having different troopers with magnets in different ways.

 

Cheers,

Jono

Every time I have tried to use a debonder it ate the plastic sad.png

yeah, you really want the debonder on the superglue, not the plastic. It is pretty much acetone.

I have found soaking a miniature for stripping in simple green or purple power or Castrol Super Clean often makes the superglue brittle.

Every time I have tried to use a debonder it ate the plastic sad.png

yeah, you really want the debonder on the superglue, not the plastic. It is pretty much acetone.

I have found soaking a miniature for stripping in simple green or purple power or Castrol Super Clean often makes the superglue brittle.

Yeah! I'm glad you said that because I thought it was just me. :D

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