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06-13-2010, 06:20 AM
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RE: roto start
Just replace the recoil, install some outerwears, and a aluminum pawl. I have herd mixed reviews of the BSW rotostart. I don't have one.
I couldn't imagine having to lug around a drill to start my models. LOL THey always start very easily.
I couldn't imagine having to lug around a drill to start my models. LOL THey always start very easily.
06-13-2010, 06:46 AM
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RE: roto start
ORIGINAL: clubin
Just replace the recoil, install some outerwears, and a aluminum pawl. I have herd mixed reviews of the BSW rotostart. I don't have one.
I couldn't imagine having to lug around a drill to start my models. LOL THey always start very easily.
Just replace the recoil, install some outerwears, and a aluminum pawl. I have herd mixed reviews of the BSW rotostart. I don't have one.
I couldn't imagine having to lug around a drill to start my models. LOL THey always start very easily.
06-13-2010, 05:00 PM
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RE: roto start
ORIGINAL: da mad maori
hey man shhhhhh dont down the rotostart youll get kicked off............. oh wait this isnt hbf
ORIGINAL: clubin
Just replace the recoil, install some outerwears, and a aluminum pawl. I have herd mixed reviews of the BSW rotostart. I don't have one.
I couldn't imagine having to lug around a drill to start my models. LOL THey always start very easily.
Just replace the recoil, install some outerwears, and a aluminum pawl. I have herd mixed reviews of the BSW rotostart. I don't have one.
I couldn't imagine having to lug around a drill to start my models. LOL THey always start very easily.
06-13-2010, 05:18 PM
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RE: roto start
ORIGINAL: clubin
LOL, I have lots of BSW stuff. But for the life of me I can't imagine how this product could make things easier. LOL
ORIGINAL: da mad maori
hey man shhhhhh dont down the rotostart youll get kicked off............. oh wait this isnt hbf
ORIGINAL: clubin
Just replace the recoil, install some outerwears, and a aluminum pawl. I have herd mixed reviews of the BSW rotostart. I don't have one.
I couldn't imagine having to lug around a drill to start my models. LOL THey always start very easily.
Just replace the recoil, install some outerwears, and a aluminum pawl. I have herd mixed reviews of the BSW rotostart. I don't have one.
I couldn't imagine having to lug around a drill to start my models. LOL THey always start very easily.
It makes it easier for those that may have a handicap or physical limitations. I guess you guys can laugh at that, but for those with one, it's probably a great way to enjoy the hobby without further pain.
06-14-2010, 06:50 AM
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It makes it easier for those that may have a handicap or physical limitations. I guess you guys can laugh at that, but for those with one, it's probably a great way to enjoy the hobby without further pain.
ORIGINAL: clubin
LOL, I have lots of BSW stuff. But for the life of me I can't imagine how this product could make things easier. LOL
ORIGINAL: da mad maori
hey man shhhhhh dont down the rotostart youll get kicked off............. oh wait this isnt hbf
ORIGINAL: clubin
Just replace the recoil, install some outerwears, and a aluminum pawl. I have herd mixed reviews of the BSW rotostart. I don't have one.
I couldn't imagine having to lug around a drill to start my models. LOL THey always start very easily.
Just replace the recoil, install some outerwears, and a aluminum pawl. I have herd mixed reviews of the BSW rotostart. I don't have one.
I couldn't imagine having to lug around a drill to start my models. LOL THey always start very easily.
It makes it easier for those that may have a handicap or physical limitations. I guess you guys can laugh at that, but for those with one, it's probably a great way to enjoy the hobby without further pain.
