Pickles
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About Pickles
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Open box kit with one loose sprue (no bag). Original pilot is gone (resin one included). Also includes Cross Delta Nozzle surface set (NIP). $50 shipped to you via USPS Priority Mail w/ confirmation. Will accept Paypal or USPS MO only. US/ CANADA sales only. PM if interested
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Did you all know SB started small out of a house too? Just like VLS did back in the day? I'm sure this guy will make it on his own too just like they did if he does his homework. Good luck with the endeavor.
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Maybe they decided to call it that because all you modelers are too cheap and are looking for a greater than great deal. Haha hoho! Otherwise, for the uninitiated (like yourself), section 8 is also a military term. Look it up! Btw, what do you mean by your part of the country? Do you mean your part of the neighborhood? I doubt that half of the US is on welfare....
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I preordered mine and got 40% off the retail price. Still came out cheaper than buying from overseas.
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I'll have to check my kits now that you mentioned it. Enquiring minds want to know...
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What I said earlier....
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If they extend from the barrel end (with a big plug) to the collar (the cooling jacket), then it's a blank adapter. There is also only one model kit that this is found in (Aca 1/35 M113 series).
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That is the blank adapter.
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FS: 1/32 planes and 1/48 planes
Pickles replied to Duymon's topic in Buy and sell - add scale to your title
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An earthquake in Cali. Now you guys know it's nothing new, no matter how strong or weak it is. Just remember, if it does happen again, and you see a limo with John Cusack behind the wheel, then that may be a sign to hightail it out of there.
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Joe, I told you to look my kit over, not build it! HAHAHA! Excellent build as always!
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In that case, why don't you help out Helo Dud on his stuff? He has a Kinetic E2C Hawkeye that was missing parts, which you said you would take care of and have yet too. Been over a month now and no reply of warranted help. Send his decals and instructions already!
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I'd recommend tubeless tires and kevlar inserts. Those things are worth their weight in gold in preventing flats. I've used them for a few years now and I do alot of trail riding. Green slime is fine if you like that icky mess to clean after. Don't skimp on the tires too.