Ace-Garageguy
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Rapper rhymes with the somewhat apt last name of Thomas Crapper, the founder of a London plumbing equipment company in the late 1800s.
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Move to try to get to know a woman these days, and half of 'em run screaming that you're stalking or harassing them...but they're usually the ones with non-human hair colors anyway, so no biggie.
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I will certainly miss seeing your always-inspirational world-class work here, and will most definitely look for you on those other forums.
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Conformity must be maintained, and the beatings will continue until acceptance is universal, and everyone is happy about it !
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Thank you sir sir. I really have more fun reworking garbage, for some odd reason.
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Thanks, but no. I found the one I wanted, and a few others thanks to the responses here. But seriously, thanks anyway.
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Pot likes to call old kettle black, every time he gets the chance.
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Clearance numbers on bridges are oppressive.
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Watched pots never boil.
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Thanks Mark. I figured if anybody would know them all, it'd be you.
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Not as far as I'm aware, but modifying a Revell LaSalle into a reasonable facsimile shouldn't be too hard.
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How do YOU decide what to build next?
Ace-Garageguy replied to 64SS350's topic in General Automotive Talk (Trucks and Cars)
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Thanks Carl. I have an old AMT that should be the same. I'll have a look.
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Oatmeal?
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A very stiff blade will work on soft metal like brass and aluminum. For harder metals, you'll need wee nippers with hardened jaws, and a very fine diamond file to remove nibs on hard material.
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Detail wiring to spark plugs on models often looks like garden hose; contrary to some opinions, size matters.
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Capsized isn't the same as screw-top sized.
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It's much better with bourbon.
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Probably ought to say "don't use this for a screwdriver" on the package, right?
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It isn't too late until you're pushing up daisies.
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Found a reference link, and found that most of my kits that had these things have already moved West. Also found one, all I need, in the old Lindberg-boxing of the AMT '34 Ford pickup.
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I think I'll see if this one can't make it to the show Nov. 5, one way or another, too.
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'32 Ford roadster gluebomb rework. April 26: back on track
Ace-Garageguy replied to Ace-Garageguy's topic in WIP: Model Cars
Yeah...since I have 'til the end of the year to finish the Stude, I think I'll see if I can drag this one across the line by Nov. 5.
