Model Forum / General / Models / March 2007

http://www.hyperscale.com/reviews/kits/xtrakitpreviewbg_1.htm
This is going to play havoc with my cunning plan to reduce my Main Stash.
Don't these people realise that I have no self control????

I've ordered a pneumatic cylinder off eBay and was looking into what sort of
thread it would have on it. I know that they're imperial as the cylinder is
old and was wondering if there is a thread that it's most likely to be....?
After a quick Google, I found this page:

I have finally purchased a De-humidifier. I was wondering what level
should set the unit at as trying to achieve too dry will cause problem
with timber stored and not be economical. The unit comes preset at 60
but not sure if this is dry enough or too dry.

I have made a website about these wonderful machines, AND I have a couple for sale:
http://www.xs4all.nl/~hanf/pub/astoba/index.html
Hans

I've been looking around for a nice Super 7 for about a grand without
success but I have come accross a Boxford AUD which I am thinking of buying.
Its a MK III circa 1979 machine and looks ok to me. It seems excessively
noisy with the gear train engaged although nice and quiet ...

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cari tentang TOGEL 3 ANGKA SPESIAL!!! Dijamin hari-hari kamu akan
selalu kebanjiran uang terus....

Seems that armor and aircraft are almost always weathered for
"realism"
Yet ship kits I see in various kit galleries almost always have a look
of being right out of drydock.

The T 34 tow cable has one end hooked to the a hull tow hook.  That's
OK.  But the other end seems to be stowed just hanging free on the
hull's side or deck.  That bothers me.  How are tow cables secured on
these tanks?

what was the first model to have a nose turret?
did the privateers always have one?has anyone seen the
revell repop of the matchbox kit? same?
where can i get a good 5 cent cigar?

I wonder if anyone can advise how difficult it is to replace the location
pin or key as found in a Bridgeport R8 vertical spindle. I have noticed one
of my Briddgie's has no location when inserting a Clarkson chuck, I don't
want it to start spinning and then ruin the spindle. ...

I've been hunting around for either the Heller or Italeri kits of the
Mirage 2000 in 1/48 scale, but haven't had much luck. Coould you folks
guide me to any online shops that may still be stocking this?
Also I'm really surpirsed that a popular subject such as this hasn't

I have a large old sawbench that I have refurbished,  I finished
modifying a pulley on my old Herbert today and now I need to provide
some motive power for it.
There are two circular saw blade one 3 ft. and the other 18 inches. I

I've just acquired a small bench top spark eroder in need of some TLC
(at the very least). The label proclaims
"Walton Electronics Ltd  'Arc-out', 240 volts"
I don't suppose that anyone has a similar item or has any guidance to

Isn't it odd how some people never really learn? Even basic safety
procedures.
I mean, that one about not cutting towards yourself - always cutting away.
That one is so basic that you'd think it would be second nature. Anyone who

NEWS I hear is IPMS is going to start to charge for entry all the way down
to 2 year old kids!
Also hear tell they are going need to cash in the CD soon.
No more make n take kits