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from the other end of the spectrum, a rotary engined ferrari drift car

especially the toothpick

when you write your post you'll see it under the text box. Just drag them into it or select your pics by using choose files and they will show up under the text box. If your going to bw having text between pics its easier to have the pics ready before the text as you can click the plus symbol on the pic and it will insert it. It can be a pain loading the pics later and having to drag them into place

here's one someone already did, I dont know if theres a build thread but heres the completed one

I'm looking forward to you guys reaction when you see who it is

if the tumbler has been used i wouldn't be surprised if the motor is choked with dust, I used to fix my mates one and thats the most common problem, followed by excessive wear on the motor brushes again caused by trapped dust

Is Larry Larson the guy that started throwing punches with his helmet on in npk?

I think you'll be surprised who the replacement is but I'm not a spoiler

clear plastic and a hole punch work well, or drill out the gauges and put the decal on a sheet of plastic behind, then put some clear plastic over that before fitting in place from behind. Obviously doesn't work if the detail is molded in

Good to know, thanks

Theres a hydrogen fuel station on the main pier here, and another one in the industrial estate. They're pretty compact units for what they are. About half the size of a shipping container. I dont know if its made onsite though but i suspect it is as I've never seen any obvious transportation of it as i'd expect it to be the most dangerous part as things are now. I'll get some pics of it if anyones interested

and solar works better when its overcast, hot sunny days make it unreliable

I'm not sure how the link was still there, I went back and edited to be blank?? I did intend to try again lol

Never seen that kit before, I might have to try and find one

Theres a ferry where i live thats been running on hydrogen for 3 years now. Its been more reliable since it was converted from diesel due to running cooler. It has another benefit too as the electricity used to make it can be an inline system so you can still use the same electric to power your toaster or whatever so its much more enviroment friendly than electric. You dont need to destroy the enviroment to build it either, unlike batteries. I know the company i work for made sure when they got the new boat built that it would be a fairly simple task to convert if it becomes the better option. Just now though i think hydrogen is more suited to transport companies rather than individual users. The initial investment is high but the fuel savings should make it much more viable for fleets

revell having both would make sense, its the revell kamai and esci kit i was comparing

I think they might be the same kit, I've had both and other than wheels I dont recall any difference

Received my part of the trade with gbtr6 and would happily trade again, I'll be able to start to build the fibrefac bonito fairly soon. I already had it planned when it popped up on the autoquiz

1. A split window vw bug, the oval and later ones have been done but the split is sadly lacking. It could come with options to do a wartime bug or a civilian up til 1949 and it wouldn't need anything chromed. Include 2 sets of bumpers and you have a 2 in 1 stock kit. If it were to be done I think hasegawa are idealy placed to do it as they could use their 1/24 kubelwagen for many of the parts and they already have a curbside bug that the body could be modified on to suit. They could also do a fantasy race version with the driver named Ivan Hirst (bonus point if you know that reference)

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you could use coffee stirrers, once they are stuck down they sand well and you can get them sanded down pretty thin. for the cost of the wood kit you can get well over a thousand sticks. They are simple to weather as well,

I get a strange thing in my left hand, on top of general shakiness. If I'm holding small parts in it I have to use my thumb and forefinger as the other 3 keep trying to bend the wrong way. I've tried using clamping tweezers to hold the parts but that just makes the shakiness more of a problem. I have found that one of those anti rsi pads for computers helps if i rest the pinky side of my hands on it when working. Its still not better than non shakey hands but you might find it helps you too

I guess they wont be lending Richard Hammond one this time

While I've never had a pet snake I did transport one to the islands for a friend of mine. Its original owner was in jail so his girlfriend did nothing to look after it. I found out my friend was looking for a snake so got in touch with him to see if it was what he wanted. He spent a load of cash getting everything he needed shipped up to arrive in time and was very happy with it. I can agree their leavings stink, which was part of the reason i took it away cos the tank it was in was near an inch deep in it. I got a laugh on the way back on the boat too. I was sitting in the quietest part of the boat so the snake didn't get stressed out and took it out to show one of the crew on the boat. This was about 3 in the morning and he had experience with snakes so he was showing me how to exercise it on the floor when some kid came jumping down the stairs and slipped across the floor. The kid looked up ready to cry only to fine himself face to face with a snake. The kid stopped running about after that. I dont know what kind of snake it was, only that it wasn't dangerous (to humans)

I appreciate the offer Anton but I already have 2 of them. Its not a bad kit for its time but the engine is pretty blobbular compared to current kits