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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Jon Potter" data-source="post: 1922029" data-attributes="member: 2323">Well, I'd certainly appreciate any pointers you'd care to share. My understanding of the conversion process is that it should go something like this:1) clean and prep the pieces (removing any flash, etc.)2) snip the axes below the head and the staff at the approrpiate places3) file the surfaces4) drill pin holes in the axe heads and the staff using my little hand drill (Admittedly, this is the part that I'm the most nervous about. Drilling lengthwise into that staff seems daunting.)5) snip a paper clip to make the proper-sized pins6) test for fit and make any needed corrections to the pins/holes7) use a little superglue (or JB Weld, as another thread suggested) to hold the pieces together8) let dry overnight and proceed as I would with a normal out-of-the-box mini*Clearly this is a simplification, but am I on the right track? Would you do things differently?*Yes, I did take a look at the GW website and realize that the mini itself comes in two pieces, but I'm less worried about pinning the arms on the torso than I am about converting that staff.</blockquote>