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That's good too! I like those ideas. Blappy, while I know that a drill press can be handy, (I do have access to one next door, and I often use it) it's not always practical for the odd shaped things that are the norm. Often I found that trying to jig them for a drill press is waaay more hazzle and p...

Yes Dennis, that makes sense, it's a pretty good idea! Thanks.

Dennis' method would only work on a limited number of instances, where the parts have at least 1 relatively thin piece and where ruining the surface detils is not an issue.

And if one doesn't have a drill press or a milling machine? I just have a pen-vice.

This is something I've never gotten the hang of; making locator holes and pegs on mating parts. I currently try to attach a peg on 1 part then try to measure in the hole on the other part, then try to drill the hole. But if the drill wanders even a millimeter the alignment is spoiled. Then it's even...

SAY NO! JUST SAY NO!!!

Yep! I can feel may cranium reaching critical mass now....it's going...going...Quick, everyone...DUCK! It's gonna get messy!!!

naoto wrote:
Anyway... anybody interested in starting a Alfred Wong fan club?

It sounds more like an Alfred-roasting club to me!

What have I done to garner such abuse!?

If I recall the prize was a date with Dina Meyers, right?

The TIE-Obliterator is now listed in the catalogue at the SMT site. Also, other items previously on hold are now back up for purchase, with the exception of the AT-AT at this time.

How is it that this thead has been visited 97 times but there are only 13 total votes!?

Yeti-Man wrote:

Now the tough decision, which of these two fine models gets to take home the gold... umm well actually there isn't any gold but lets see who gets the bragging rights.

What...no date with Dina Meyer!??