Yeah, that me
'Ich bin ein Berliner'... these famous words could be mine.
Ive been born here, i just worked 5 years for the US Army (Allied forces of Berlin).
Cueball wrote:Yeah, that me
'Ich bin ein Berliner'... these famous words could be mine.
Ive been born here, i just worked 5 years for the US Army (Allied forces of Berlin).
My high school GF was a Berliner. She spoke German with a funny accent... "Ikke kikke Fernseh".
Couldn't tell, as your English is perfect.
I enjoyed your graphics work. The blower looked like a chrome piece of candy.
"Two days ago, I saw a vehicle that would haul that tanker. You want to get out of here? You talk to me."
Heh, thank you for the flowers!
Yeah, "Ikke kikke Fernseh" sounds perfect
I'm in the process to rebuild the blower/Injector/Scoop and this time im
going for total accuracy based on real-world measures.
Ill post some pictures soon.
hahahaha goodman. ive been waiting about 25 years for these cars to be made in a decent scale. judging by the pics on the web site the quality looks very good..
speed is just a question of money,how fast do you wana go !!
It looks pretty sweet. I wonder if that is the model car "the guys" approached Gordon and Grant to use their "replica" as reference a few months ago...kinda like Cobra 248 that's here now in Michigan.
Blower & pulley look pretty sweet, Drak......and I agree the pulley looks like the most difficult part to master.
I have a nice 1/16 pulley and vinyl/rubber belt from an old funny car kit you can possibly use for masters if you'd like; I actually found them while we were moving into our house 3 years ago. Drop me an email if you're into it, and I'll send them.
"Y'know - piece from here, p-piece from there....it just sorta happened, Max."