XB-70A
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From my personal experiences, the four-points cube is bearable, but the worst is this horrible ^%#@! of six-point brick. If it's flipped over it can easily cut the skin under your foot... Despicable little piece of plastic.
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-5 - Oh, boy... That score re-escalated quickly.
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It is one of the easiest model to build, the instructions being perfectly clear and with good contrast. When I received it a couple of years ago, it was the first time I was coming back to LEGO in more than 15 years, and I found their new format of plans incredible. No more contrast induced mistakes, and numbered bags (finally). Now she's resting with her little sibling aside:
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That was a good one! Error C0M3T: de Havilland cannot find the correct path. Verify that the windows path is correct and the pressurization compressor is not busy or turned off. If de Havilland still cannot find the network path, contact your AAIB administrator.
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Error 380: An attempt was made to commercialize an aircraft with an incorrect format. (Inspired by the poster before)
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Wait... even on Sunday, how in the world were you able to catch a relaxed afternoon in Paris?!
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The white one with burned marks? Yes, a falcon, but the "other" one is just another of those Turkey vultures. Some peregrine falcons and merlins are living around the area too, but they are far more widespread around Port Canaveral and the Banana River. Here is another one I caught in last November while waiting for Es'Hail 2.
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Back at it after two months, with salt and sand floating into the air and ruining the definition.
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Correct Correct Incorrect, sorry Fraston but we’re restarting at “-7 -“ ——— -8 -
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(Time to go back to La Rochelle)
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