Darkindestod
New Member
I used the "super strong" magnets that are found at any hobby shop. Really, they aren't so bad that I have a hard time taking the bio off. I initially used hot glue to put them in but I found that it didn't hold to the latex of the head so I used super glue and then reinforced with hot glue....just in case.
Here's the bio. To get them to hold in those particular spots, I took the magnets I would use inside the head and lined them up on the front of the bio. Bake at 350 degrees for twenty minutes and you will have golden crisp muffins. Er, wait. That's not right.
For the inside of the head, I simply placed the bio on the head and threw the magnets in, which instantly lined up with the corresponding magnets on the bio. As you can see, I didn't foam fill the head yet in order to do this. This is to get the best hold I could manage. As I mentioned, I used super glue on the inside of the head to get the damn things to stick decently (This pic shows them attached with hot glue which I had to redo). A bit of advice; make absolutely sure your bio actually touches the head in the spots you want the magnets as certain areas may have a considerable gap enough to give no hold. This particular mask made it easy around the mouth as it more or less holds the bio in place on the lower half therefore I didn't feel it necessary to put any there.
Here's the bio. To get them to hold in those particular spots, I took the magnets I would use inside the head and lined them up on the front of the bio. Bake at 350 degrees for twenty minutes and you will have golden crisp muffins. Er, wait. That's not right.
For the inside of the head, I simply placed the bio on the head and threw the magnets in, which instantly lined up with the corresponding magnets on the bio. As you can see, I didn't foam fill the head yet in order to do this. This is to get the best hold I could manage. As I mentioned, I used super glue on the inside of the head to get the damn things to stick decently (This pic shows them attached with hot glue which I had to redo). A bit of advice; make absolutely sure your bio actually touches the head in the spots you want the magnets as certain areas may have a considerable gap enough to give no hold. This particular mask made it easy around the mouth as it more or less holds the bio in place on the lower half therefore I didn't feel it necessary to put any there.