pic: Team 1872's controller board

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pic: Team 1872's controller board

13-02-2007, 12:20

Tytus Gerrish Tytus Gerrish is offline

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Re: pic: Team 1872's controller board

Cool, but IT'S a bit large, did you make shure it will fit on the shelf?

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