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Quote from: zenrat on January 22, 2019, 12:36:24 amI finally received this from the postie......after three crossings of The Nullarbor* thanks to a misprinted label.*Australian for "no wuckin' trees mate" - a big straight place between Western Australia and the rest of the world.I calculate that as 900 or so miles. NULL ARBOR, as the Romans would say, is indeed no trees but (as the Romans didn't say) is a 300 mile dead straight railway line. I'm sure there is some Whiffery potential here.
I finally received this from the postie......after three crossings of The Nullarbor* thanks to a misprinted label.*Australian for "no wuckin' trees mate" - a big straight place between Western Australia and the rest of the world.
Not a model for the stash but it was bought with modelling in mind, a rotary tool with the bits to go on it. Bought at the local Lidl store for 25€, i hope it lasts long enough to be worth the money. Will be very useful for plastic surgery...
Quote from: DogfighterZen on January 23, 2019, 07:22:51 pmNot a model for the stash but it was bought with modelling in mind, a rotary tool with the bits to go on it. Bought at the local Lidl store for 25€, i hope it lasts long enough to be worth the money. Will be very useful for plastic surgery... The key thing with cheap rotary tools for plastic modelling is not how fast they can go, but how SLOW they can go: it's far too easy to end up melting plastic rather than drilling it. What makes Dremels and the like expensive isn't the motor, it's the speed-controller.