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oldstuff
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 Posted: Tue Apr 29, 2008 7:50 pm Post subject: Homebuilt Undertype New Vid With Tools P.2 |
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Undertype...does that seem right? 
Sorry so dark and grainy. Pics came out nicer, see scratchbuilt thread in tips section.
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steamyjim
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Aye undertypes the right word 
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Wow, runs like a top. Real good job on that one. It looks like a professionally built one.
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steamyjim
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That runs realy well 
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Les
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That runs a treat.
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Nick
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| Posted: Tue Apr 29, 2008 8:16 pm Post subject: |
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| Are the tools in the background going to get added to the base? |
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oldstuff
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| Nick wrote: | | Are the tools in the background going to get added to the base? |
Ah, you saw those...
I dunno, Nick. It's kinda cool as it is because your imagination can fill in the blanks.
Mine imagines Krauss or Wilesco figures banging and sawing away on it.
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Les
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| oldstuff wrote: | | Nick wrote: | | Are the tools in the background going to get added to the base? |
Ah, you saw those...
I dunno, Nick. It's kinda cool as it is because your imagination can fill in the blanks.
Mine imagines Krauss or Wilesco figures banging and sawing away on it. |
I would say Krauss or Arnold.
Very nice engine, when are you going into production.
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oldstuff
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| Les Marsh wrote: | | oldstuff wrote: | | Nick wrote: | | Are the tools in the background going to get added to the base? |
Ah, you saw those...
I dunno, Nick. It's kinda cool as it is because your imagination can fill in the blanks.
Mine imagines Krauss or Wilesco figures banging and sawing away on it. |
I would say Krauss or Arnold.
Very nice engine, when are you going into production. |
Oh, yeah. Arnold and Doll works for me, too!
Production...hmm. It's fun makin' these, but I'd need to push it more and
hook up with folks more knowledgeable than myself. Desire and will are critical, too.
Mc_mc bought one of my engines, and a very proud day it was for me.
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Runs as good as it looks  |
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Mister Occlusion
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Oh that's nice
I like the English influence in your designs. Looks like it could have walked right out of the 30's or 40's
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mc_mc
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| Posted: Wed Apr 30, 2008 10:23 am Post subject: |
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Very nice!
I suggest you have a go at making your own accessories. Should be fairly easy and it would be nice to have the whole thing done by your own fair hand.
The engine I bought from Chuck is definitely one of my favourites and it sits in pride of place in my glass cabinet. It's the engine that he's got for his avatar (on the left hand side of every post). |
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Cracking engine Chuck!
Still reminds me of Mersey or an SC engine. A reminder of quality! 
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