See the caption on this image:
https://pendonmuseum.com/visit/pendon-f ... allery-1-3
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Re: 'interesting' use of a dead cat
Wow! indeed.stuck wrote: ↑23 Apr 2023, 15:49See the caption on this image:
https://pendonmuseum.com/visit/pendon-f ... allery-1-3
And well spoken. "The prototype wheel is 28 inches in diameter, so the scale model wheel is approximately 9mm, with the spokes all present and correctly spaced."
Thanks Ken.
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Re: 'interesting' use of a dead cat
Amazing craftsmanship.
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Re: 'interesting' use of a dead cat
I guess this book needs to be updated:stuck wrote: ↑23 Apr 2023, 15:49See the caption on this image:
https://pendonmuseum.com/visit/pendon-f ... allery-1-3
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