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The guy leaning over the tractor is a bicycle repair figure. Wearing beret and holding a tire pump. You never know it by his stance here. The guy kneeling down by the Toppins also wears a beret.
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Everything is so well done be proud. ........Carl..........
I didn't think about grapes until right now. Too late for this build but you got me thinking.
i'm still trying to find out whatinthehell wurm syrup is.....
Mike S.
If I can just make this small remark: I think the clothing of the shoe guy is to shiny. Just my opinion.
I Thought the same thing then I realized that he was wearing Polyester clothing and while cleaning his shoe he may have been quite mad and overheated thus the wet clothing and the shine. .........Carl.........
Robert, I'll hit that guy with some dullcote. Acrylics can get that sheen sometimes and I didn't do much weathering on his attire.
Kevin, I found the passage below from a 1903 copy of "Modern Materia Medica and Therapeutics".
Pepo is the seed of the common pumpkin, Cururbita Pepo. It contains a fixed oil and a resin, the latter probably being the active principle. The dose is from 1-3 oz.
Pumpkin seed is a perfectly safe, but somewhat uncertain, remedy for tapeworm. It is usually prescribed in the form of an emulsion, made by beating the decorticated seeds into a paste, adding sugar, and diluting with water or milk. It should be taken in the morning on an empty stomach, and followed in 2-3 hours by castor oil.
Terry
Here's a shot of the light board and micro switch all wired up. After glue is dried I'll have to work upside down to attach these components to the bottom of the dio. I cut an appropriate sized hole in the case base to work in.
One quick light shot for starters.