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10 years 2 weeks ago #697
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Looks nice enough. Personally, i would have added a section about submarine bases history, but maybe it'll be the object of a Tome 2 ... 
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10 years 1 week ago #698
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Introducing Shaeleen, the ninth, who seems well to salute you, soldiers ...
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Introducing Shaeleen, the ninth, who seems well to salute you, soldiers ...
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10 years 1 week ago #699
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Nice !!! the family is growing
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10 years 1 week ago #700
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collection grows, I could add a very sportive luxury car from the Netherlands…
a real fetishist must have created this video…
at least 49 shades of pale yellow…
a real fetishist must have created this video…
at least 49 shades of pale yellow…
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10 years 1 week ago - 10 years 1 week ago #701
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Btw, this kind of rotative display stand is what i plan to built for my fairies, using motors and spares from old CD writers and others.
I've talk about it some times ago in the chatbox.
My idea is to make a kind of sandwich of about 1 cm, using several old CDs, even scratched, glued together. The last one must be brand new, i'll take by example a free demo CD in the press or something similar, the point is it must be new and shiny. I'll stick it with double-sided tape in order to be able to replace it if necessary. This sandwich mounted on the shaft of a small DC 5V motor. I think the motor will have the required torque, the problem is the fairly large gears or pulleys to use to obtain a final speed about 10 rpm.
Replied by Nikita on topic What's up at home today...?
Btw, this kind of rotative display stand is what i plan to built for my fairies, using motors and spares from old CD writers and others.
I've talk about it some times ago in the chatbox.
My idea is to make a kind of sandwich of about 1 cm, using several old CDs, even scratched, glued together. The last one must be brand new, i'll take by example a free demo CD in the press or something similar, the point is it must be new and shiny. I'll stick it with double-sided tape in order to be able to replace it if necessary. This sandwich mounted on the shaft of a small DC 5V motor. I think the motor will have the required torque, the problem is the fairly large gears or pulleys to use to obtain a final speed about 10 rpm.
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