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Takes the lead. :okay:
 

classic33

Leg End Member
For @Andy in Germany - the tally for the rear wing parts currently stands as follows:

3 lengths of wire @ 110 mm
28 ribs
33 rolled paper spacers - 12 @ 7 mm and 21 @ 8 mm
22 pieces of heavy duty card making up the pair of H-shaped laminated brackets
2 card skins - upper & lower @ 114 mm in length
2 strips of paper 114 mm x 10 mm to seal the joins of upper & lower skins
1 paper skin of 114 mm x 90 mm to finish

So 91 in total, and I've yet to make the end plates... :blush:
Plus
10 for each of the endplates
 

biggs682

Itching to get back on my bike's
Location
Northamptonshire
A nice no pushing morning here
Sun's out not a cloud in the sky
Our friendly hedgehog seems to have eaten all the food we left out last night.
First cuppa downed 🍵
 
My war against insects continues with old opponents. I know its the 3rd week of April because the ants have arrived. I am ready for them and have deployed a chicane of slow death on their route across the kitchen window cill.
I used to use bait stations but feel more involved in their eradication by using a squeezable gel that can be fashioned into a corral that persuades them to try whats on offer and take some home for the family. I liken it to a wall of street food vendors trying to persuade you not to pass them on the way to McDonald's.
 

Kempstonian

Has the memory of a goldfish
Location
Bedford
My war against insects continues with old opponents. I know its the 3rd week of April because the ants have arrived. I am ready for them and have deployed a chicane of slow death on their route across the kitchen window cill.
I used to use bait stations but feel more involved in their eradication by using a squeezable gel that can be fashioned into a corral that persuades them to try whats on offer and take some home for the family. I liken it to a wall of street food vendors trying to persuade you not to pass them on the way to McDonald's.
I had occasion last week to move a small round paving stone, which had been sitting on top of soil. Underneath was a huge ants' nest. I put a few blobs of that gel down (for the condemned ants last meal) and then for good measure sprinkled Nippon Ant Powder all over the nest.

All gone now. :okay:
 
I had occasion last week to move a small round paving stone, which had been sitting on top of soil. Underneath was a huge ants' nest. I put a few blobs of that gel down (for the condemned ants last meal) and then for good measure sprinkled Nippon Ant Powder all over the nest.

All gone now. :okay:
I cannot locate their stronghold. It could be anywhere nearby, I suspect they are inside the walls.
 
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