[WWI] Wingnut Wings

[Douglas Anderson]

Speaking as a geologist he lied; if I had looked at the mineralogical structure under the microscope the minerals would not have been in scale and therefore they could not be scale rocks.




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From: Ivan Carlos Ruchesi <ivruc at yahoo.com.ar>
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Sent: Monday, April 13, 2009 4:52:50 PM
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LOL, made me remind a chat I had with the local hobby shop owner:
 "What's this?" I pointed towards a small bag on a display rack
"Miniature rocks for dioramas" he replied.
"You mean, like mini rocks?" I asked.
"Yes, scale rocks, made of genuine rock material" He answered, with a
smile.
"You mean, like the small rocks you can find on any garden trail, or
constructions site?" I asked, perplexed
"Yes, but cleaned up and offered in a scale range from 1/72 to 1/35,
depending its use"
D.

 
You forgot to ask him: "Like the ones in your garden?
Ivan
How big is a rock in 1/72 BTW?
 
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