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@@peterbuelter7936 magnet wire around 32 gauge I believe

@@UneBrioche assuming you are asking about the wires for those I use magnet wire its enamel coating solid copper

@@OchoMiniatures yes sorry for my poor English level 😅 but you're right ! I was wondering what diameter would be thin enough to fit inside the body of my figurines . Thanks 👍

@@UneBrioche your English is definitely better than my any other language! As for size I use 28-36 gauge depending on exact use case so .3 mm to .2 mm for the non Americans 😆

@@OchoMiniatures Great 👍 i go see if the french's Amazon have this in stock 😅 Thanks again for your advice !

I think I find all i need but I can't post a picture here 😅 I would like to be able to discuss with you, about LEDs but also about optical fiber. It seems to me that you use it for cockpits. maybe you have a discord ? Tank's again !😊

Well the short answer is I didn’t! I replaced them with hollow brass ones and the led was a struggle it’s literally the smallest led you can get. I have a tutorial on this one if you really want to see how it’s done

This was done before those came out so there are 2 versions as that’s how they were sold

A Nickel fits perfectly in a 25 mm round but I still prefer the chips it’s a bit more specific in the placement and it’s heavier

3d printing can definitely make the LEDs easier!

The brand doesn’t really matter I just use the Amazon special the key is the open time so 2 tone will have a nice long open time so you have more time to work with but many have issues with it dripping because of the long work time, 5 min epoxy will gel up faster but you will have to work a bit faster/ do multiple small batches(although the 5 min may be more yellow that may matter if you want it white or clear)

@@OchoMiniatures Thank you very much for the feedback!

send me an email and i can shoot you the files!

It’s definitely a easier task to light up a whole TC army compared to day guard or necrons

Flamers look really good especially covers with a little bit of cotton fluff airbrushed red or orange

Yep email me and I’ll send em to ya

@@OchoMiniatures done :)

You would think…

Gravedigger denim from p3 as the blue and cold grey from Vallejo for the grey

Ooo used or unused?

@Ocho Miniatures used are easier to space out like you did with the wipes, but I imagine you can use new

That sounds amazing. Lots of fun stuff you can do with admech for sure!

@@OchoMiniatures Oh also I sent you an email regarding some other ideas I think you'd like, could be some fun stuff

I can’t actually put a link in the comments but proxxon makes some amazing stuff

As far as the warsuit there are no options anyway the redemptor I don’t really think those are important enough to magnetize but if I were to do it I would glue the disc in place with a magnet and just swap out the fragstorm/bolters with a metal plate glued to them. With really small parts having them with just a bit of steel and attach to a bigger magnet seems to work better

Are you looking for STLs or to get them printed for you?

So the calculation will get you to 0 yes but I always put a resistor in because the nominal voltage of a battery is always lower than it’s fully charged voltage also the forward voltage of an led can also be slightly off so if a “3v” battery is driving a “3v” led you may actually have 3.3 volts driving a 2.8 volt led so you are over by .5v and this will deduce the life of the led even running at a perfect voltage a resistor will increase the life of the led. At half current you are talking something like 3 time the life of the led. So in short don’t raw dawg your LEDs pop a 10-50 resistor on there also check my led basic’s video for more info

@@OchoMiniatures Oh I see! Thanks so much. You really helped me. Now I have to find a way to hold the battery and the resistor under the base. I think I'm gonna try with melted silicone. Wish me luck ^^ haha. Thank you again!

@@Semprargentum i would suggest epoxy over silicone it will stick better and check out my knight pilot video for how I got the battery in there with magnets

Actually totally doable and was something I was thinking about by using individually addressable LEDs like the neopixle but decided not too because it’s extra code work for not much extra effect. Most people don’t even notice that it pulses or gets brighter when it fires

@@OchoMiniatures Totally understandable, I appreciate the insight! And wow, just checked out those neopixels, and they look cool! Didn't expect to see some overlap with lightsaber LED tech, but it kinda makes sense!

@@SeanStClair-cr9jl actually I looked into how lightsabers defuse light to try and solve the 360 digress problem but it didn’t really work at such a small scale. If I were to do this again I would use the “noods” from adafruit they just got in it’s an LED cob coated in phosphorus to get that 360 glow

Ya thereya very good reason I did this on a special character unit. Doing this in mass would be crazy

I designed it myself and had a friend 3d print it

@@OchoMiniatures do you have the file available anywhere?

@@mustardchips7419 if you email me I’ll send them to you

wire links added! with the low voltage and current of LEDs most wires will work the magnet wires are harder to strip but are much thinner and can go CRAZY thin but the bigger silicone coated wires are a bit easier to work with

I was really pleased on how easy this is it does definitely work better with higher contrasts of colors but may also be cool with like gold or copper vanes

Just remember failure is an important part of learning! This knight was not my first try at electronics in a miniature and I have had my share of failure along the way

@@OchoMiniatures I did some led necrons ,actually my bachelors degree is made inside a monolith

So I can’t add a link her but I added it to the description

@@OchoMiniatures thanks!!

This would be extra cool for kill team you could do much more terrain with the lower model count even at 1/4 of the board size and with no vehicles even layer the pieces on different levels

@@OchoMiniatures Yeah! I was thinking of maybe doing a cross section of a space hulk hallway. Using an A5 Photo frame as a base for it for size and then using Space Hulk Terrain from "Into the DarK" box. Dremel out all the screens and little light bulbs of a section, fill them with black/green UV resin and then lighting them from behind with LED. Something small like that.