Model Forum / General / Models / August 2004

10% is worth while. But its hard to get a real idea of size withou
actually seeing it. I am going to look into the emco models a bit more
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milg

I think posilock is just the brand or model. Although there ar
different types. An ER collet chuck takes any milling tool type, wher
as mine only takes screwed shank cutters. I looked on axminster and th
ZX25M seems great value for money! Looks just like the e25 but fo

Thanks for the suggestions. Looked at warco and they seem good as well
You think the champion would be the one to go for then? I cant find
warco named zx-15? 200kg's might be a bit difficult to move into m
garage thinking about it. My current mill came with a drilling chuck

oops, lol so are warco. Well looks like warco would be the one to g
for
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milg

This problem becomes a lot harder than I expect, acutally it is making
me almost crazy...
I need to vaporize VARY small volume of liquid with some gas at room
temperature for a laboratory scale application. Here is the spec.

I have for sale the following items:
KITS and ACCESSORIES:
Revell/Germany 1/72nd H-21C Shawnee  $16
Airfix 1/48th DeHavilland Mosquito Mk.IV  $10

for me its the Revell 1/32 Beaufighter. bought it once in the 70's and
again around 2 years ago.
got fuselage, undercarriage and engines together and then quit.  no idea
why I bought it again. maybe I just like getting the bigger kits, but I

I have another quite newbie question, which I can't find answer from the
Internet - yet. I know I'll find help here.
Finnish airforce used Fokker D.XXIs (both Mercury and Wasp models) during
WWII. Wasp had four machineguns mounted to wings, but Mercury had only two

The little boy in the trunk of e's car.
AH HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Tony

after almost 30 years of PAIN (no more modeling) I decided to do it
again! My deepest love was always Airfix especially the 1/32 scale (as
you know your first love is the most important one). Now I found a
GREIF SDKfz 250/3 Set on a fleamarket and it was infected by some

have only Great Britain and Russia used ramped deck carriers?
Is this design only for the use of jump jets? The Squadron link below
shows the russian carrier with Mig-29's and am wondering how well
they take off on such a deck....and if it is a better way than why