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MAGNET MAGICSOh, it was a trick I'm quite proud of figuring out how to get that darn thing in there.Do you see the second picture, where I've got a silver magnet sitting on her eye? That's the kind I put in her head. It's the strongest (and smallest) kind that they had at hobby lobby. I got a little pack of 6, and they are very difficult to pull apart. When you pull them apart, they will fly through the air to jump back together. Fun stuff.I was going to just dab superglue on one side and use forceps to place it in the eye, but It is slightly too large to fit easily through the neck hole. With the forceps holding onto it, it wouldn't fit through at all!Instead, I shoved the magnet partially in and lined it up so one side of the magnet was parallel to the eye. It was sitting on end in the hole, so there was a tiny gap on either side where you could access the face sides of the magnet. I used a fine pointed tube of superglue to squirt glue on the side of the magnet that was facing the eye. Then I got creative - I held the matching silver magnet on the eye, lined up with where I wanted the one inside the head, and then I shoved the magnet the rest of the way through the neck hole, whereupon it promptly leapt right to where I wanted it to be and stuck there. After that I squirted some more glue in there, just to be safe, and left it to dry. The attraction between the two magnets was strong enough to hold it solidly in place while it dried.