I am good at one thing, I can follow directions... I've just never been able to figure out the correct length for a 45 degree offest in a piping system, I have to eyeball it.PHEW! Well done, pal!
I am good at one thing, I can follow directions... I've just never been able to figure out the correct length for a 45 degree offest in a piping system, I have to eyeball it.PHEW! Well done, pal!
I agree, this is the second @Revell-Fan creation I've made, but the other was beta built by @Rhaven Blacck@Revell-Fan writes great instructions. But if you need to his pictures are good enough to follow if you can't read the text.
Looking good!Building up the structure of the engine module...
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Now to let the fingies rest a bit.
Naaaa... He's just shaking his head about how atrocious I'm bashing his great work. I did find a mistake in the parts layout, and pointed that out. but so far the build has been my mess.If you hadn't pointed out your mistake, I might not of noticed it. Anyway it looks like something that's easily fixed. I think you're doing good so far. It's a good example of a beta build. @Revell-Fan is probably proud of your work too!
Latin has quite the influence on Russian. I think Latin is what gave Russian its grammar case system, Plus the Russian alphabet uses letters from the Latin alphabet, along with letters from the Greek Alphabet. At one time I wanted to learn Japanese. It would be fun to read Kanji -- there are a lot of comics written in Kanji, and also a lot of stuff having to do with paper modeling!I took Latin in high school, and can still count in Latin, and read Roman numerals. I studied Nihongo (Japanese), and can still say a few phrayses, but never got to reading Kanji.
There we are! Mistake fixed! Don't worry about the typing -- I'm starting to have problems with it too. I have to remember to switch my keyboard back over to English, otherwise I'd end up posting something written in Cyrillic. If you want an interesting challenge, take up learning Russian.
I took Latin in high school, and can still count in Latin, and read Roman numerals. I studied Nihongo (Japanese), and can still say a few phrayses, but never got to reading Kanji.
Aaaaand there goes another thread..!Latin has quite the influence on Russian. I think Latin is what gave Russian its grammar case system, Plus the Russian alphabet uses letters from the Latin alphabet, along with letters from the Greek Alphabet. At one time I wanted to learn Japanese. It would be fun to read Kanji -- there are a lot of comics written in Kanji, and also a lot of stuff having to do with paper modeling!
Yea, but this is my thread...Aaaaand there goes another thread..!