Chaos Predator "Eyesore of Horus"

Over a thousand years ago, a Space Marine Strike Cruiser went astray in the roiling turbulence of the warp. No one knows the vessel's former parent Chapter, as that information was lost along with the damned crew. Hundreds of years later, the ship reappeared, filled with Black Legion Chaos Space Marines. All the former vehicles of the traitorous marines appeared with them, repainted black and bearing heretical symbols and profane emblems.

One such vehicle was the Predator tank, renamed "Eyesore of Horus" by a particularly-flippant traitor. It now has been seen on the battlefield driving of it's own accord, apparently possessed by some fashion of daemonic entity. It fills the air with rumbling laughter as it bores into enemy armor assets with it's twin-linked Lascannons.

--FP135 via IPhone

Too cheap to buy magnets? Cheap alternative!

First off, I must apologize for my lack of a Sunday terrain tip. Instead, today I was busy putting together my newest purchase, a Predator! Having learned my lesson, I knew that I could make both a Rhino APC and a Predator from the same kit, using swappable parts. However, I lack magnets. How could I keep the parts swappable so I could field both?

You will find a cheap, temporary alternative at any department store or office supply store.

Poster-tack (a reusable, rubbery adhesive) can be applied to the interior of sponsons or hatches, providing temporary adhesion to the hull of the vehicle. By not gluing down the top hatch, I can swap between a Rhino's top doors and a Predator's turret collar.

Try it next time you find yourself without magnets, and you will make your model last the wait for them to arrive in the mail!