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Hey howya goin E.J. mate, your doing a fine job on her mate and riggings coming along nicely. Would love to get my hands on this kit.
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Hey howya goin Mike mate, I like the way you did the sail with wind in them well done mate.
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hey howya goin Mike mate, your a great model builder, its a pleasure to go through your build logs.
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Hey howya goin Mike mate, wow very impressive work on her mate I hope my Mississippi comes out just as good as your model.
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Hey howya goin FrozenRabbit471 mate , welcome.
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Hey howya goin Lou mate, welcome.
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Hey howya Mike mate, I got some magnet wire I forget what gage it is but its thin and I might get a push switch like this one and run the wire between the ply and the lining of the roof and put the switch in the trunk on the roof since the truck has working hinges. I just notice there are bags on the sides of the drivers set if I can get one small enough I might put it in there or I can jury-rigged something in there so I just squeeze the bag, I will have to think about this a bit more and see what I can get. Whatya think Mike.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JL8qp7ac8xk
Eddie replied to The Maker's topic in New member Introductions
Bob sounds good I second that notion.- 13 replies
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Yeah I know this little trick I got one of these for those little itty bity tiny brass photo etch part you know the ones that go flying off into nowhere and you spend hours looking for on the bench and floor, you can put the smallest amount of CA glue anywhere, you can make a cheap version by getting a peice of wood for the handle getting a sewing needles put the pointy part in the wood and cutting just next to the top of the needle hole look at the second pic. Heres is a macro look at it.
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