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Shinpachi's 3D/CGI World
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Can only agree with my forum Brothers, Shinpachi!
Excellent work Shinpachi!
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Thanks Wayne for checking my work with your expert's eyes.
I must tell you that a detail of coupling the footbar with its holder has been simplified.
On the drawing, they look as if they were one piece bar though it has two rivets to fix the two.
It was out of my common knowledge.
Checked some photos of actual relics, I have adjusted it to the later production type as a temporary solution.
Thank you and Good day!
I must tell you that a detail of coupling the footbar with its holder has been simplified.
On the drawing, they look as if they were one piece bar though it has two rivets to fix the two.
It was out of my common knowledge.
Checked some photos of actual relics, I have adjusted it to the later production type as a temporary solution.
Thank you and Good day!
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Lucky13
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Is that coffee on can!? 
I thought that it was beer....got plenty of Japanese beer at my work.
Stunning work as always my friend!
I thought that it was beer....got plenty of Japanese beer at my work. Stunning work as always my friend!
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GrauGeist
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I really enjoy the detail of your work, Shinpachi!
I am curious, though...in the complete pedal assembly, I notice a threaded shaft that holds the pedals to the mounting bracket with a "star" shaped device on the end. Is this to adjust the position of the pedals to the pilot?
I am curious, though...in the complete pedal assembly, I notice a threaded shaft that holds the pedals to the mounting bracket with a "star" shaped device on the end. Is this to adjust the position of the pedals to the pilot?
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Thanks for an interesting question, GG.
Yes, the central screw bolt which has the star-shaped knob on its end is to adjust the position of the pedals to the pilot.
The expected height of the pilot is said between 160 and 180cm(5 feet 3 inches and 5 feet 11 inches) but the actual allowance seems a little bit larger than the expectation on the drawing(up to 6 feet 0.5 inches).
Yes, the central screw bolt which has the star-shaped knob on its end is to adjust the position of the pedals to the pilot.
The expected height of the pilot is said between 160 and 180cm(5 feet 3 inches and 5 feet 11 inches) but the actual allowance seems a little bit larger than the expectation on the drawing(up to 6 feet 0.5 inches).
Yes, it is a can of coffee as I don't drink, Lucky.
I was alcoholism fifteen years ago and my liver was damaged.
I love a cup of coffee, tea and juice today
A CAN of Coffee..?...I must say that is a first to me....maybe I should get out more....
Just had a nice cup of coffee myself!
You take care now Shinpachi.
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vikingBerserker
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Canned coffee, never heard of it but a beautiful concept.
As always, your work is truly stunning my friend.
As always, your work is truly stunning my friend.
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Lucky13
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Do enjoy a good cup of coffee too Shinpachi and tea!
Looking forward to your next update!
Looking forward to your next update!
Aaron Brooks Wolters
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I like how you've adapted a coffee mug handle to the coffee can. 
Wayne will get a laugh out of that.
Excellent work Shinpachi.
Wayne will get a laugh out of that. Excellent work Shinpachi. - Thread starter
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beaupower32
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Outstanding work your doing. I have been following this thread closely, and I enjoy looking at it very much!
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Thanks, beaupower32, for enjoying my work too.
It's my big honor!
Now, I have been interested in the canned coffee at the moment because you Westerners have no such a product there.
Today, I asked my Chinese friend here if they have the canned coffee. She said "Of course Yes. Why?".
The attached photos show a vending machine of the canned coffee and other drinks in my neighborhood.
Coffee occupies all the third row.
Wow, I thought this was common in the world!
It's my big honor!
Now, I have been interested in the canned coffee at the moment because you Westerners have no such a product there.
Today, I asked my Chinese friend here if they have the canned coffee. She said "Of course Yes. Why?".
The attached photos show a vending machine of the canned coffee and other drinks in my neighborhood.
Coffee occupies all the third row.
Wow, I thought this was common in the world!
proton45
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I always found Japan to be quite civilized in this respect....
Where else can you get an ice cold beer at 2AM or a hot coffee at 5AM from a vending machine? These vending machines are found on almost any corner, and are accessible 24 hours a day.
Where else can you get an ice cold beer at 2AM or a hot coffee at 5AM from a vending machine? These vending machines are found on almost any corner, and are accessible 24 hours a day.
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Kon-bini (for 'Convenience' store) is also everywhere and open for 24 hours a day.
ATM banking service is also available there if you do not care its slightly high handling charge.
You can buy a packet of cigarettes from vending machine for 24 hours a day but you need a permission IC card in advance.
You can buy it at Kon-bini with no card anytime if you are over 20 years old.
I do not know how it is in overseas well.
More restricted?
Thanks for your comment, proton45
ATM banking service is also available there if you do not care its slightly high handling charge.
You can buy a packet of cigarettes from vending machine for 24 hours a day but you need a permission IC card in advance.
You can buy it at Kon-bini with no card anytime if you are over 20 years old.
I do not know how it is in overseas well.
More restricted?
Thanks for your comment, proton45
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