Re: So............. Where are all of the builds at?
Posted: Thu Feb 26, 2009 10:03 am
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You're not into that 1 guy 2 cups stuff are ya? You sicko!!Mr. ED wrote:do you have some pics of that poop, or a build thread?
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So............. Where are all of the builds at?
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Re: So............. Where are all of the builds at?
Posted: Thu Feb 26, 2009 11:11 am
Re: So............. Where are all of the builds at?
Posted: Sat Mar 07, 2009 1:33 pm
Like most people, there are a lack of funds for projects 
, BUT I am managing to build a custom RC10, similar to the ones on Old but old yet newer, something like that. I like to call it my RC10c for custom, but anywho. I posted the beginning stages already, under a thread called custom rc10 I think. I am working in the field for another month or so, therefore wont get to finish my build until then. The parts are waiting home, they arrived a day after I left So i wont have an update til spring.
Here is a quick pic to cheer some people up, it's not finished, but it's close
Mr.Ed I love Belgium beer, my favorite is Hoegaaden 
Then again i like pretty much all beers, and given the fact that I live in Halifax, Nova Scotia I have access to many international beers...even Budwiser 
, sorry to all the americans, but it does have drinkability 
, BUT I am managing to build a custom RC10, similar to the ones on Old but old yet newer, something like that. I like to call it my RC10c for custom, but anywho. I posted the beginning stages already, under a thread called custom rc10 I think. I am working in the field for another month or so, therefore wont get to finish my build until then. The parts are waiting home, they arrived a day after I left So i wont have an update til spring.Here is a quick pic to cheer some people up, it's not finished, but it's close
Then again i like pretty much all beers, and given the fact that I live in Halifax, Nova Scotia I have access to many international beers...even Budwiser , sorry to all the americans, but it does have drinkability