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General Forums => The O' Club => Topic started by: Teforto on March 15, 2003, 06:05:35 AM
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Just stumbled across this link :)
1/5 scale Sherman (http://www.gizmology.net/tanks.htm)
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Lol!..The tracks are modeled after his watchband..:D
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Kinda cool except...
Electrical wiring and wood surrounding your kid?
MiniD
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Electrical wiring and wood surrounding your kid?
Sorta like a house.
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Awesome skilfull woodwork
:eek:
That kid must be very happy :)
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rgr that BUG
just imagine the look on the neighbor kids' face when he comes out of the driveway with Wagner playing on the car stereo full blast.
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But don't mention the garden
:)
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No cat or dog in that neighborhood will be safe from the 1st Armored Kid Division!
Why diddnt my dad take up woodworking instead of firearms when I was a kid?
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Originally posted by ra
Sorta like a house.
Ya.. except with no walls protecting the wiring, no inspection of the wiring and no real way out if it catches on fire.
MiniD
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For Halloween, my wife dressed my (6 month old) son up as a fox, so I made something for him to ride in:
(http://hallert.net/images/marcustank1-med.jpg)
(http://hallert.net/images/marcustank2-med.jpg)
It's mounted on caster wheels, so it can roll. I also made a handle that attaches in the back so I could push him down the street/sidewalk.
That's right, I dressed my son as Rommel for his first Halloween!
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oh man, Chairboy, that rocks!
do you have plans still for that?
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Originally posted by ra
Sorta like a house.
WAHAHAHAAHA ROFLMAO!!!
I'm in tears over that one.
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Better stay ouuta the Jewish neighbourhood when trick or treatin'with that Chairboy.
lol..nice Jag Tiger!
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But my favourite a saw once is this one
:)
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lol, great thread
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TheWobble has kids?
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When that tank blows up in flames (like the real Sherman) thanks to the wood construction, spray paint and cheap electrical wiring, I hope FunkedUp makes a 'Christianity is Peace!' thread with a picture.
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Personally id like to see how wood will set on fire because of electrical malfunction. It just doesent happen, unless theres theres high voltages involved. Theres also these little things called fuses, which cut the current if it gets grounded.
Personally id recommend malfunction-current-switch (im not sure how its spelled in US) for any outside or garage outputs. They cost some 15$ but are well worth of their protection.
Just ground the metal parts, use cable instead of some cheap bellybutton wires and theres nothing to worry about.