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30-01-2005, 17:56
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Re: pic: team696 teaser of the Drive Train.
for everyone saying it looks heavier then the kit GB...
take a look at the pen sticking through the GB, it doesn't look like the aluminum is really that thick. Is that machined out of aircraft grade aluminum? 
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