Deutz Champagne??? Never heard of it! But if its anything like your cheese
it must be alright. Can you tell me why I was unable in a land with over 70
Million sheep, in 3 weeks of eating every night in restaurants, I was unable
to get a rack of lamb???
Building Tips.
Havent read too many responses yet so here is a simple one.
Dynamic Lifter. Yes, pelletised chook poo!! In sandwich bags and also the
whole 20 kg bagfull. Use it for weighing down components as the 5 minute
dries to take kinks out of foam blocks. If a bag splits, unlike sand which
penetrates and gets everywhere, you can see every pellet, and the larger bag
disperses the weight evenly, whilst not creating localised compression
injuries to your prize and joy!
Regards
Tony Renshaw
The Aussie Connection
>Since the festive season approaches and some of us will soon be
>lying by the pool, eating barbecued prawns and sipping fine New Zealand
>wine while thinking of how nice it is not to have to trudge through slush
and snow
>it might be a nice idea to have a week of levity.
>
>A question....
>
>What items have you used in the construction of your aircraft that most people
>would never think of using?
>
>I know we have roller blinds and 35mm camera film containers so far!
>
>To make thinks more interesting I will courier a bottle of New Zealand
>Deutz champagne to the submitter of the most ingeneous/unusual/strange/whatever
>suggestion.
>
>For each submission you should identify the item, where it was used on the
aircraft and
>why you used it!
>
>Post entries to europa@avnet.co.uk so we can all enjoy them.
>
>
>Tony
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