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I am in Brat Heaven!!! LOL!!

So this is how things seem to work in my life: Right after posting about Brats with you guys I went out to get gas in the Wife's car where I saw this for the first time in over 20 years!!!! This one even LOOKS like an RC!!  

If I want to tackle at least half of a project within the next weeks, there was unbuild time to tackle first.


I will provide more details soon on the Marui thread

Unbuild being now done, next is about cleaning.

After too little rc activity, due to work stuff taking over my hobby work area and generally feeling a bit down. Today I boxed loads of the work stuff up and cleared my hobby desk ( it’s an old drawing board, which I love ). I now intend to keep the work away from the fun.
It’s time to get back to some restorations.
No pictures, no one wants to see an empty desk !!!
I think the last 18 months have taken there toll on all of us, for me it’s been the last few months especially.
Its time to get motivated.
 

Couldn't agree with you more Al!!

STEP 1: GET MOTIVATED!!!

STEP2: Do Something small.............anything!!! (and post a pic!  )

You 'll feel better straight away!!!  

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So this is how things seem to work in my life: Right after posting about Brats with you guys I went out to get gas in the Wife's car where I saw this for the first time in over 20 years!!!! This one even LOOKS like an RC!!  

Not everyday you see one of those that is for sure!
Can't remember when I saw one last time.

But I do see you gas price is cheap ish. Here it cost about $8 a gallon on the dear days.

Totally agree Caprinut! I paid $3.65 per gallon yesterday for the good stuff and my truck gets 12 MPG and the car gets 6 MPG!! LOL

Very lucky to live close to work! (Wife has a Honda that gets 45 ish MPG so I sleep better at night!! )

1,50€ per liter here and my ford drinks almost 10L for 100kms😭

Diesel is on average £1.38 per L here petrol £1.36 so with our gallon being 4.5L it works out at around £6.20 per gallon. My Range Rover unfortunately does about 20mpg around town, 28 on a long run and with a 100L / 22.2 gallon tank it costs a bit to fill up. Thankfully I don't have to use it to go to work. .The Wife's Peugeot 307cc is much better, and does 50 mpg so we park each car up on alternate months. 

Oh yes the 307 drinks less than the range. Is it a classic V8 one or modern range?