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  • (Anonymously) (Private)
    2 months ago
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    Racy type: bomzhatnik.V Russia many groomed homes.
    • Gradus (Private)
      2 months ago

      Racy type: bomzhatnik.V Russia many groomed homes.
  • Gradus (Private)
    2 months ago
    100 4253
    This house is all interesting
  • Rawi (Private)
    3 months ago
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    What s kind of powder do you build it?
  • (Anonymously) (Private)
    3 months ago
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    Very impressive but how did you achieve the brick work using duct tape?
  • (Anonymously) (Private)
    3 months ago
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    May I ask what this is used for? I've stared at it for o ver an hour thinking of what it could be used for. Sanding? cutting?
    • (Anonymously) (Private)
      3 months ago
      Oppsy. Sorry, forgot to put my name in.  Kenny from Alabama.
      May I ask what this is used for? I've stared at it for o ver an hour thinking of what it could be used for. Sanding? cutting?
      • DaveInTheHat Premium user United States (Private)
        3 months ago
        Hi Kenny, It's called a bench hook. They're used for holding things while cutting, or chiseling.
        • (Anonymously) (Private)
          3 months ago


          Thank you
          sir. After I gave it some thought, I think something like this would help sand
          the edges of plastic to a nice 90degree angle. I'm very new into modeling and
          with somewhat of a background in woodworking with my grandfather many moons ago
          recall him having many homemade jigs to help with his projects. I can see where this would have many uses.  <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" />


           I think I
          will have to incorporate this one as my first home made jig. Do you happen to frequent any of
          the rail forums? OGR, Model rail or the like?


          Thanks again
          for your reply.


          Kenny

  • (Anonymously) (Private)
    3 months ago
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    Do you think this will work well with O scale projects? Such as the Ameritowne kits? I would have never in a million years thought to use Legos for this task.  Thanks much? Kenny Taylor
  • Tony (Private)
    3 months ago
    100 9995
    That is some little model. I love it.
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