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    I'd go with scraping gently. Testing first on the off-cut scrap of the sheet.
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    Nice spray work and looks to be a pain to mask. As for cargo.... just fit the backstory to the empty hold... dropped off the supplies and headed home.
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    Welcome to MSW, Pierre. Are you using a smartphone or a PC type device? It might be that you need to scroll down further on your device at the Settings.
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    Just wow. Beyond amazing and beyond just pure stubbornness. Definitely requires adult beverages and a happy dance....
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    Chuck, you have no need to apologize. Haven't we said here on MSW that family comes first? You do have a massive project going on there and I'm in awe of it. Just be careful and don't hurt yourself.
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    I tend to think those who end up facing any tank would be giving serious thoiught to running away and hiding. The difference is that back then, no one knew what the first ones were coming at them.
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    I;'m in.. chair - check, popcorn - check....
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    I'll keep my fingers crossed for you on the inserting.
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    I sadly only have mostly non-fiction. However, "The Billy Ruffian - The Belleophon and the Fall of Napoleon" is darn good even if it is non-fiction.
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    That is very true. Other than pit work, anything else involved taking one in the garage area and tearing it apart. When the change to rear engine happened the concept of pit maintenance/repair in the middle a race completely disappeared.
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    You made a great recovery. That's a beautiful bike. And title change made.
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    Welcome to MSW, Nix. You mention that it was restored or repaired by the Swiss Museum of Transport. Have you tried contacting them? You'll probably need some information such as when it was done and any other paperwork.
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    Sweet work, Bob. Looks great and brings a smile to my face. As Pegasus... I wish you smooth sailing as you've learned so much.
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    I think that's something an admin would need to do, Allan. Fingers crossed that you can fix it.
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    This is one of those builds that just make one have to look twice or thrice. So much detail in such a small space. Impressive and I look forward to more.
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    The originals would be tough to find if at all. Perhaps just take the PDF that's the problem, convert it to a speadsheet and rework it?
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    Beautiful work, Bob.
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    Just about every OS banned Flash as it was leaky and easily hacked.
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    The French used that method and I don't think it ever caught on with the English or other countries.
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    Looking good from here. I'd add a rheostat or variable resistor to the light chain so it can be toned down. Maybe it's just all the reflective white but it looks a bit too bright.
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    No worries. EG. Nothing like a good surprise eye-opener to cause a jaw to drop.
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    Jörgen, Feel free to do your builds as logs in this area. We'd love to see how manage to get the results you have shown.
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    I think we all were. I know I was.

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