Dungeonracer's Show me Showdown Special

[nhdungeonracer]

[Almafan 55]

That's what we have come to expect out of you. :lol:
SEE you this WEEKEND! :angry-tappingfoot:

[btaylor]

Looks great to me! Good idea on the guide mount.
Looking forward to the build pics as you go.

Bob

[Smokeio]

Shouldn't you stick to tractors?

[Audi1]

This one is interesting. I'm going to start one in a couple of weeks; I have not idea right now what it's going to look like..................

But, knowing Dickie, this one will be fast once it's done!

Allan

[HomeRacingWorld]

Hey, you made one and that's all that matters. And it looks better than mine, but that's not saying much :D

Glad you are joining the fun.

[TuscoTodd]

I LIKE it! And that solution to the front guide mount is pretty slick! I may have to explore that in the future!
I have my "Sportsman Showdown Special #2" package in house - just need to get crackin' on it! :)

[RazorJon]

looks good to me, less lead to add :banana-dance:

[Gameover]

love it! cant wait to see how the velcro idea works. what body you going with?

[btaylor]

Maybe this will help Steve. :lol:

"How Velcro Fastens"

The technology behind Velcro is essentially the same that is used by many plants in the spread of their seeds. Some plant seeds are encased in shells with hook like burrs, or spines that can cling to animal fur or clothing. Velcro works by joining two panels of material, one with a surface of fairly rigid plastic hooks, and one with as surface of thinner wispy loops of plastic that the hooks will cling to when the panels are pressed up against reach other. When the panels are pressed together, the Velcro will hold in place fairly firmly, unless the panels are pealed back from one another. This allows for quick and secure fastening and release. Velcro is commonly used for children's shoes, who may not know how to tie them, and as straps on various devices such as backpacks, life vests, luggage, and joint braces. Hook and loop fasteners have evolved into a fairly ubiquitous technology."

Bob



Read more : http://www.ehow.com/how-does_4689227_velcro-work.html

[HomeRacingWorld]

Thank you Bob!

[btaylor]

Anything to help Harry.


Bob

[Gameover]

smart @zz lol. i figured that silly.

[RazorJon]

[btaylor]