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huan80
This is slightly larger than the standard D20. In steel it has a heft that makes it feel more like a tool than a toy.
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kampfflieger
1/144 Sopwith 1 1/2 Strutter (2-seat version) British WWI aircraft.
Perfect for the wargamers and collectors.
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curiousgoods
I suggest the gold-plated glossy material. The pitting and smoothing of the model that occurs when the plating is applied makes the key look old and worn. It's fantastic.
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Billina showed her the place where she had "stubbed her bill," as she expressed it, and Dorothy dug away the sand until she felt something hard. Then, thrusting in her hand, she pulled the thing out, and discovered it to be a large sized golden key--rather old, but still bright and of perfect shape.
"What did I tell you?" cried the hen, with a cackle of triumph. "Can I tell metal when I bump into it, or is the thing a rock?"
"It's metal, sure enough," answered the child, gazing thoughtfully at the curious thing she had found. "I think it is pure gold, and it must have lain hidden in the sand for a long time. How do you suppose it came there, Billina? And what do you suppose this mysterious key unlocks?"
From Ozma of Oz by L. Frank Baum
Full text available at http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/486
[Emerald not included.]
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Billina showed her the place where she had "stubbed her bill," as she expressed it, and Dorothy dug away the sand until she felt something hard. Then, thrusting in her hand, she pulled the thing out, and discovered it to be a large sized golden key--rather old, but still bright and of perfect shape.
"What did I tell you?" cried the hen, with a cackle of triumph. "Can I tell metal when I bump into it, or is the thing a rock?"
"It's metal, sure enough," answered the child, gazing thoughtfully at the curious thing she had found. "I think it is pure gold, and it must have lain hidden in the sand for a long time. How do you suppose it came there, Billina? And what do you suppose this mysterious key unlocks?"
From Ozma of Oz by L. Frank Baum
Full text available at http://www.gutenberg.org/etext/486
[Emerald not included.]
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Steve3d
A Unique and fearsome space battleship model kit. When assembled the model is 80 x 35 x 35mm (LWH)
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kampfflieger
1/144 Fokker D.VII German WWI fighter (one-piece model).
Perfect for the wargamers and collectors.
Perfect for the wargamers and collectors.
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boustalahit
This figurine is a fan art inspired by the great game "Day of the Tentacles" back in the nineties. This one is the nice and gentle green tentacle, who like to play guitar (but he doesn't have arms... HOW DOES HE DO ?)
I really recommand you the game if you find it somewhere (it's a collector now).
Please note that I don't do any markup on the price. I'd love your comment on your order too :)
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tomatenfisch
Thinkpad Caddy for Micro SATA to 44pin IDE Adapter
This caddy is designed to carry a Micro-SATA to IDE Adapter (purchase from www.microsatacables.com) and a 1.8" SSD or HDD of 5mm height. It is useful for updating oldschool Thinkpads (e.g. T42) having an IDE interface with modern SATA SSDs. The caddy has the size and shape of a 2.5" HDD mounted into a Thinkpad HDD caddy (thus, the original Thinkpad HDD caddy is not needed any more).
How to use
Order caddy, adapter and 1.8" SSD (5mm high). Please, note: You will get the caddy only from here. Assemble as described below and replace original HDD. In case you do not know how to replace the old HDD: Let it be done from the next Thinkpad addict you can catch or downlad your Thinkpads HMM (Hardware Maintenance Manual) from Lenovos website.
Assembly
1. Put the adapter in place: Insert it with the pins ahead slanted from above. Push it slightly down forward into the adapters holder.
2. Put the SSD in place: Slide it in from the caddys backside.
3. In case, you worry about possible disengagement of the SSD from the adapter you might fix the SSD with tape (wrap it around the back beam).
This caddy is designed to carry a Micro-SATA to IDE Adapter (purchase from www.microsatacables.com) and a 1.8" SSD or HDD of 5mm height. It is useful for updating oldschool Thinkpads (e.g. T42) having an IDE interface with modern SATA SSDs. The caddy has the size and shape of a 2.5" HDD mounted into a Thinkpad HDD caddy (thus, the original Thinkpad HDD caddy is not needed any more).
How to use
Order caddy, adapter and 1.8" SSD (5mm high). Please, note: You will get the caddy only from here. Assemble as described below and replace original HDD. In case you do not know how to replace the old HDD: Let it be done from the next Thinkpad addict you can catch or downlad your Thinkpads HMM (Hardware Maintenance Manual) from Lenovos website.
Assembly
1. Put the adapter in place: Insert it with the pins ahead slanted from above. Push it slightly down forward into the adapters holder.
2. Put the SSD in place: Slide it in from the caddys backside.
3. In case, you worry about possible disengagement of the SSD from the adapter you might fix the SSD with tape (wrap it around the back beam).
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B1lancer
This a OO scale model of the Irish Beet Box wagons. This is the superstructure only. To finish the wagon chassis/couplings are required; any standard 12ft wheelbase chassis will suit.
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admiralducksauce
Alien starship for space miniatures gaming. I offer this in 2 sizes; this one is roughly 2" long.
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WelshDesigns
Solid Marble like model. Full Color. Very accurate. 1.0 inch in diameter. View my store for a larger hollow version. This model has been a great selling item for me, and printed many times. Great for many different uses!
This model has been orderd many time since I first uploaded it. I'm curious, what are people doing with it, send me a message or post a comment please, I'm dying to know! What other sizes would you like to see? I love the idea a customer left to use these as a Geocache item. Great idea!
