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We all do it, the SE5 has a really nice looking motor but it's going to be closed up except for the valve covers. I know, why bother? Because we know it's in there.So doing a lot of engine work for not being able to see them. Want to make as accurate as possible.
But do we Bob ? can we be really sure with out checking each day ?I know, why bother? Because we know it's in there.
Lego is not a model. Lego is a logical gateway to model making, but models cannot be disassembled and put back together again after they are finished. Lego is a TOY. I like me a Lego kit, but DO NOT call them models. That's just silly!Legos are models too. I used it as a stepping stone for my son to try plastic model building.
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Well Chris, using that logic, since my son glued his Lego builds, they are then models! He got tired of them coming apart from playing and wanted them as displays. I had to scrounge for leftover bits in order to create my mold boxes and even bought this Lego knockoff base from Lid!Lego is not a model. Lego is a logical gateway to model making, but models cannot be disassembled and put back together again after they are finished. Lego is a TOY. I like me a Lego kit, but DO NOT call them models. That's just silly!