krow113
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like the way you think
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Crybaby.
Didnt want me to post on his sooooo precious thread.
Disappointing to see him have to ask admin to remove it.
My post was not offensive ,except to delicate sensibilities lol , and had to do with the subject matter: Racing Mustangs.
Someone who rarely if ever complimenrts any one else's effprts here , whining to admins.
Please dont let this forum get taken over by these types!
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wow
"interrupting your wip '
pretty harsh interpretation
surprised at your extremely thin skin
maybe take a minute to compliment someone elses model on here !
YOU NEED TO CHILL !
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Someone got their baby pants on ?
A post I made was removed for seemingly no good reason.
Someone got their baby pants on today ?
Or just another elitist crybaby?
Thought it wasnt like that here...
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problem with my posting about a p51 racer?
grow up!
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39 minutes ago, HubertB said:
Ok. with hindsight, I'd have sent it anywhere in the world if anyone aother than an European had won it.
So, as of now, the draw is, like the Cjristmas draw, open to all LSP members active before December 5th, 2021.
So, we now have two entrants :). Any more ? Let's make it more fun (for me) than just a coin toss
HTH
Hubert
Throw me in there , my customers are buggin' me to get a 3d printer , winning one would be ideal.
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Someone (not me ) just got a 1/48 Mariner kit....for $650.00 Amer'can dollahs!
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360 Choppa got a lot of work over the hols. Wiring at 90% (engine wiring to go ) , front wheel spaced and rotor installed , handlebars modded to accept lever perch's and switch housings , rear wheel spaced and set up ...
The pic shows the conflagration of tools and parts surrounding the bike:
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Thank you!
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could be argued the demographic is circling the bowl too...
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It could be members who arent logging in too.
Many of the forums die off a little at christmess time.
My experience tells me that this forum is no diff than many others.
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1 hour ago, Clunkmeister said:
Me either. We always just did a drawing on Christmas Day based on entrants and gifts. I’ve always just did this and stayed at arms length from it, not involving myself other than to contribute.
I think both should go to the raffle/draw, maybe it was misunderstood. I’ve been all over the place this year.
My biggest goal is to not miss anyone this time.Im not sure even more!
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The Natter to be exchnged for another model from another member, as I have done for the last 2 years.
Im not sure about the other kits destination.
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5 hours ago, Clunkmeister said:
The Fly Natter, are y'all doing a separate gift exchange? I'm not aware of that, so unless told otherwise, I only wrote down the Hawkeye
The Natter for the exchange.
The Hawkeye for the other .
Its not making a lot of sense to me.
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For me please add this kit for the raffle;
Kinetics E2C Hawkeye 2000 1/48 scale new kit sealed bags. Kit # K48016
And for the exchange;
Fly 1/32 Natter , kit # 32002
Thanks and I hope I'm not too late!
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1 hour ago, Landlubber Mike said:
I NEED this roller...
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41 minutes ago, Quintillius said:
Please remember that the whole rail track set is a curve and has a diameter of 2m.
There is no way to steam it or... putting it into a microwave.
Getting even more vague.
Perhaps a pic will help to see what is going on as it is far from clear what you are asking.
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So the rails are wood?
Your post doesnt make a lot of sense.
Steam and soaking are 2 ways of preparing wood to be shaped.
A jig to hold the shape a little over curved so it will ease back to where you want it.
Lots of ways to do things.
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cool thread...
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My boys.
Otis in black , Pure Evil.
Bubba in all white , The Good Cat.
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In for both .
Giving a Fly 1/32 Natter.
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yup those eyeball decals do everything except work!
very hard to get to work properly!
this is how you look/feel after a session with them !
the smaller ones seem to just disintegrate no matter how much time i put on them
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Big step on the 360 chopper.
Getting the rear wheel and its components centered , spaced and sorted.
Remember this has never been a bike, it needs to be built and inspected.
So; Chain run aligned, drive sprocket and rotor spaced , wheel spacers sorted , brake caliper placed and the entire assy squared and centered in the frame. Torqued to 90 ft. lbs. and it spins very smooth and nice.
Unrelenting supervision:
Side by side sprocket and rotor spaced enough , with the rotor through the middle of the caliper:
1/2" steel rod confirms sprocket alignment for the chain run.
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lol
Quite a few statements.
Feel free to start making sense whenever it suits you.
None of that pertains to me.
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Baby Pants
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maybe baby pants can go over this and make an oral baby report