Neodymium Magnets 3x0

Green Stuff World neodymium magnets 3 mm in diameter

Neodymium magnets in the shape of tiny cylinders three millimeters in diameter. Neodymium holds incomparably more strongly than ordinary ferrite magnets, so even a piece this small will hold the turret of a model, the weapon of a figure or an interchangeable part. For a modeler it is the simplest way to make a joint that can be taken apart at any time.

Use

They are used for removable turrets and covers, for interchangeable weapons and heads of figures, for attaching a model to a base, for small doors and hatches you want to open, and for securing parts during transport. They also come in handy when painting, when a model is held magnetically on a holder and can be turned around.

Work tips

Before gluing a magnet in, always try the polarity out and mark the magnets, because a reversed magnet will repel the joint and once it is glued in you will not get it out again. Drill a hole of a slightly larger diameter and glue the magnet in with super glue or epoxy. Watch out for small children and for electronics; strong magnets belong out of the reach of children and away from storage media.

Who they are for

• Modelers who make removable turrets and covers
• Figure painters with interchangeable weapons
• Those who attach models to bases
• Builders who transport models often
• Anyone who needs a joint that can be taken apart
• Modelers who take their models apart often

Keep strong magnets out of the reach of children and away from storage media and electronics.