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Rich Sufficool
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@gdh Yep. It's a curbside.



   
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John Merritt
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@hobbydragon 

I have them, I am unable to reattach them myself, my hands are just not steady enough these days - I am waiting for my son to come over to work his magic.


John Merritt
South Lyon, Michigan - USA


   
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@jcarnutz wish you to fix them and to enjoy your new model. congrats))))



   
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@rich-sufficool   Assuming you meant your post as a response to my question about the model being 'static,' that is a new phrase for me.  Is 'curbside' a common phrase to denote a model without moving parts, such as doors and boot?



   
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