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    • 31.

      How Radio Controlled Car Racing Came About


      by Ken Krysinski - 2007-01-24
      It was in the 1940s when diminutive, nitro-methane powered engines were first marketed. They had a speed that can reach of up to 113 km/h but can only run in circles from a tether. It was there th...
    • 32.

      RC Beginner Basics: How to get started with radio controlled car hobby


      by Ken Krysinski - 2007-01-24
      Within each person is a high, a desire to expand one's horizons. While some require a huge physical and monetary challenge, embarking in a radio controlled car hobby is much less demanding and mor...
    • 33.

      Victorian Taxidermy and the materials required.www.Taxidermy4cash.com


      by Www.Taxidermy4cash.com - 2006-12-13
      The first principle governing the art is that, after the specimen has been procured, in as fresh and clean a state as may be, it should have the skin stripped from the body in such a manner as not ...
    • 34.

      Radio Controlled Car Manufacturers: Who's Who in the Industry


      by Ken Krysinski - 2007-01-23
      Genuine basketball enthusiasts are aware of the significant role played by Wilt Chamberlain in the sport. If you wish to be able to have more fun with your radio controlled cars, knowing the histor...
    • 35.

      Caddow lake Texas.www.Taxidermy4cash.com


      by Www.Taxidermy4cash.com - 2007-01-11
      Caddo was first seen by Europeans in the 16th century, but substantial development would only begin with invention of the steamboat and US annexation of both Louisiana and Texas in the 19th century...
    • 36.

      Taxidermy and The Scottish Wildcat.www.Taxidermy4cash.com


      by Www.Taxidermy4cash.com - 2006-12-13
      The Scottish WildcatIn Scotland the wildcat became extinct in the Lothians before 1800 and by 1830 it was absent from almost the whole of the south of Scotland and from Nairn, Moray and Banff. In D...
    • 37.

      Taxidermy, The New Zealand Huia.www.Taxidermy4cash.com


      by Www.Taxidermy4cash.com - 2006-12-13
      New Zealand HuiaExtinction of the huia (Heteralocha acutirostris) in 1907 was a tragic loss to New Zealand's ancient native avifauna. It serves as a reminder of the importance of bird protection. W...
    • 38.

      Bird Taxidermy . How to Mount a bird.www.Taxidermy4cash.com


      by Www.Taxidermy4cash.com - 2007-01-22
      I am starting with a skinned bird. This particular bird will be using a cast head and feet, therefore I have altered the normal skinning process slightly. To begin with, I skinned ventrally... then...
    • 39.

      Tips in Repairing Radio Controlled Cars


      by Ken Krysinski - 2007-01-24
      When a person buys a car from a dealer, the only way to make the vehicle last for 5 years or longer is through proper care. This can be done visually or brought to the shop after reaching a certain...
    • 40.

      James Hutchings of Aberystwyth, Victorian Taxidermy.www.Taxidermy4cash.com


      by Www.Taxidermy4cash.com - 2006-11-22
      Hutchings FamilyIt would appear that James Hutchings began working as a taxidermist in Aberystwyth in the 1860s. His sons, James (Fred), George and Walter and daughter (Poppy), followed him in the ...