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    Because if the size of the new alternator I had to modified the mounting bracket and tweak with it he wiring harness a bit. But she’s alive the difference in size is obvious small cut to increase clearance was necessary. naturally, I had to dress it up a little old hardware was cleaned and blued the New unit in its natural habitat wired in
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    Look at this baby :), 130 A output, should be there out of factory
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    So last night I had soooo much fun, tucking it back, slightly offset between the windshield fluid reservoir and the steel brace, totally safe
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    Solenoid was previously moved to Make room for the strut tower brace. It was ok since the battery was in the trunk , but now ?
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    New tray and cables from CJ Ponnyparts. Fortunately it came with the new hardware. I don’t do rust
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    That superhero that run the cable to the battery box braced it against my fuel lines, naturally bend them , pull out some of the clamps to make it fit. Unreal. oh one the seal on my differential is leaking. Argh! Not much , but it’s dirty. Don’t like dirty.
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    Poppy is helping by not eating all of those one of a kind, hard to find fasteners and clips , that are so crunchy and fun.
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    Yes indeed
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    Time to wake up this turd from eternal hibernation. the plan is : -remove the battery relocation kit -instal a new battery tray and wiring - install 150A alternator - install the rear bench, seatbelts etc All if it in order to pass Alberta vehicle inspection
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    I truly don't know if this was a very smart purchase. They are quite large, large indeed. Flanker was undoubtably a score, Tomcat?,,, I am not so sure about. Nevertheless both are ultra sexy airframes and we need some more jets here :).... said the guy who never finished a jet. LOL
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    I’m Not much of a Trumpeter guy as you all know, but
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    Thank you for the update Maru. Rest In Peace Dale.
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    I would turn it into 1:1 scale diorama of the Berlin Wall , Boom !
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    motivational picture
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    These are some fantastic news Mark, best of luck. Cheers M.
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    This is the quote of the century !!! LOL
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    I love this.
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    Trumpeter makes a sets of workable tracks, no glue needed , they just click in. Quick and easy. Also the engine deck on Tamiya's T-55 is little bit out of proportions. I guess it is important to know what version (production subtype ) you going to build. single pin double, which requires a wider sprocket wheels as well, from T-72 etc. Cheers Martin
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    Just in case a "decent" drawing, Edit: ,,with exception of the shape of the additional tail segment for F-20. It should be squared up on the short tail fuselage . Not streamlined . mediocracy is becoming a standard nowadays , let us blame it on Covid Edit 2: Exhaust stacks should be angled on Merlin LOL
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    Gentleman , thank you so much for your support. There is so much more to change, but I would never finish. So the next stage is scribing, polishing and riveting.
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    Nice detail of the inner flaps structure. I’m finally somewhat satisfied with the shape of the nose. of course I had to drop the propeller and broke the tip. Just a tip.
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