> It seems to be more about tools than models
It's about engineering as well as models hence the careful choice of the
title words.
Bob
>It seems to be more about tools than models
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Mark Rand
RTFM
> It seems to be more about tools than models
So?
> It seems to be more about tools than models
Model-making is just an excuse to buy more tools :-)
Tony Jeffree - 21 Mar 2010 19:39 GMT
>> It seems to be more about tools than models
>
>Model-making is just an excuse to buy more tools :-)
& a very good excuse it is too ;-)
Regards,
Tony
Steve - 26 Mar 2010 18:14 GMT
You need an excuse?
Oops.
>>> It seems to be more about tools than models
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> Regards,
> Tony