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About Kylwell
- Birthday 05/16/1965
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http://www.hungrylizardstudio.com/
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Lakewood, CO
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SciFi, Machining, Art, Cars, Anime, Star Wars, Reading, photography, 3D modeling, Photoshop, etc.
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I've found a drop or 2 of Tamiya X20a thinner brings them back to life.
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I've got an assortment of springs that would probably work if you give me a length & diameter I'll see what I have.
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Long time customer. They every now and again have some hiccups but by & large they're my go-to for overseas purchases.
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I will admit this has taken a lot of pressure off me. I no longer have to worry about motorizing anything and my idea for the cockpit will be much simpler. Still trying to argue my way out of adding buttloads of details.
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So more Macross. And Max loves BIG models. Really loves them. *whisper* 1/72 injection molded MONSTER!
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Oooh, my fav!
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so I've got to ask, have you ever cruised RB Models looking @ barrels? https://www.rbmodel.com/index.php?action=products&cat=c_bm&sub=35B
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Sweet!
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アキヒラ does some pretty extreme kit basking. Beautiful stuff.
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Dude... So frikken cool. Awesome. Wild and awesome. Man I want to go paint something...
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It's a running joke. Can't remember why exactly but large containers of pressurized cheese just seem funny. A friend is going to have a largish pipe running to a spaceship he's building that'll be labeled 'Warning Pressurized Cheese".
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Best I can do is the Facebook album https://www.facebook.com/robb.merrill/media_set?set=a.10208187556785981.1073741858.1213577182&type=3
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Industria Mechanica's production of Kallamity's Breigel. Scratched a new gun, vents, smoke launchers. tanks, and right shoulder armor.
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The putty? You can still wet sand once it's dry.
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Which is why you never have your eye in line with the wheel. Even with a steel cutting blade. Had one too many close calls myself.