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    And they can bury me with it, after the admiral kills me for buying it!
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    According to the information I found on the movie, that King Kong was, like the original, supposed to be about 25 feet high, if that helps for scaling.
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    Roger, which ship are you building?
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    I can see a 3D CNC carving of this in my near future.
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    The Sherman used a radial engine also. If the engine in your kit is as detailed as the illustrations show, you might want to display it next to the tank, rather than hide it inside.
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    This was posted on another thread, but I think it fits.
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    Unfortunately, none of the buildings will be tall enough for him to climb.
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    I'll be watching, and thanks for the download link! This is just the type of ship I've been looking for for the pier area of my model railroad! And I love that version as well as the original version of the King Kong movies!
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    1350mm, I'm sorry dear, I thought the catalog said 135mm! Must need new glasses! Why do you have that gleam in your eye, and why are you holding a knife?
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    Check that Chitubox supports your brand and model of printer.
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    Man, Chris put a lot of innovation into this kit! Great design and detail!
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    Opps, that one is out of stock too, sorry. Maybe try Ebay?
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    https://www.shipmodelsuperstore.com/catalog/boat-models/hemmingway-pillar-boat-model-110.html
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    https://www.grizzly.com/products/grizzly-hanging-air-filter-3-speed/g0738
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    Jim, best wishes for a full and speedy recovery!
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    Pointy, sharp, depends on the overall shape. After all a bluff front could hardly be considered sharp.
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    James, you never did the stern reveal.
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    Now that you have whetted our appetite, can you give us some details and history on Ranger?
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    Here is a video I found on setting the exposure times for the base levels.
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    If I might suggest some spray in foam at the ends, in case of rough seas, to keep it a float. In case weather, or an accidental hit while removing cargo, floods it.
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    Wow! Nice model, and a great adaptation for cargo delivery! Well done!
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    90% IPA Walmart, in 1 quart bottles. I bought 3 gals worth for about $49 with sales tax.
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    I have one of these, as well as a Harbor Freight wood workbench that I cut down to table height. I detailed that modification somewhere on this forum, unfortunately I think that thread was deleted due to some members abusing it. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-52-in-W-x-24-in-D-Steel-2-Drawer-Adjustable-Height-Solid-Wood-Top-Workbench-Table-in-White-HOLT5202BJ2/311742117
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    Hiding, definitely hiding!
  25. thibaultron
    That would be a best selling stand alone kit!!!

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