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Comment on 'Google Earth urbex locations KML update 2' by Lara

2009-12-14T12:35:30Z

Thank you so much for the locations. I have some adresses, too.

Please send me an email.

Greetings Lara

Comment on 'Google Earth urbex locations KML update' by Rahvin

2009-08-31T09:59:40Z

Hi Steve, thats what i think too. I mean, people who want to trash the place aren’t going to look them up on google. And people that are actually interested in the places are having a hard time finding them. Glad you like it. Great pictures on your site.

Comment on 'Google Earth urbex locations KML update' by steve

2009-08-12T20:35:50Z

hello friend, thank you very much for sharing some nice locations. a lot of people make more mystery out of this places as it is worth about it. finally we all just want to go there, make pictures and maybe turn back the time.

http://picasaweb.google.com/Roboplasma/

Comment on 'Google Earth urbex locations KML update' by Rahvin

2009-05-22T11:19:54Z

Hoi Maccie, heb je daar toevallig ook de exacte locatie van? (linkje naar google maps oid).

Comment on 'Google Earth urbex locations KML update' by maccie

2009-05-22T09:36:37Z

hoi ik heb een leuke, beelitz in duitsland en sinteranlage hij jij er verder nog ?

groeten Maccie

Comment on 'Building the flightcase, Pt. 6' by Rahvin

2009-04-02T14:47:18Z

Hi Conrad,

Thank you very much :) It depends on how much free time you have. But this big one was finished in 2 weeks. If I count the hours it may be around 40 hours but I’m not really sure anymore. But it is a cool project, so if you have the spare time, go for it! :)

Comment on 'Building the flightcase, Pt. 6' by Conrad

2009-04-02T02:53:22Z

Hi mate,

That’s a really good job you’ve done there- very impressed!

I’ve been asked to make one for a friend of mine for his turntables but I’ll be honest I don’t think I can do it in time. I’ve not ordered the parts yet and I leave the UK in under 3 weeks.. How long do it take you from when you had all the parts?

Conrad

Comment on 'Building the flightcase, Pt. 2' by Rahvin

2009-03-09T15:50:22Z

Hi Neil,

I used 10mm prelaminated plywood. I wouldn’t use less thick wood. You can also use standard plywood and paint or laminate it yourself. But laminated is a lot stronger and better protected against scratches.

I’d like to see some pictures when you finished it. Good luck!

Comment on 'Building the flightcase, Pt. 2' by neil

2009-03-09T01:08:18Z

hi there im wanting to build my own flight case just wonderd what wood to use? what type of wood have you used??

Comment on 'Building the flightcase, Pt. 2' by neil

2009-03-09T01:07:32Z

hi there im wanting to build my own flight case just wonderd what would to use? what type of wood have you used??

Comment on 'Google Earth urbex locations KML update' by Rahvin

2009-02-15T12:47:08Z

Hi Defender, Villa St. Marie is not on the list, do you mean another location? I love to receive updated or new locations if you have any. Thanks for the input.

Comment on 'Google Earth urbex locations KML update' by Defender

2009-02-14T19:30:20Z

With all respect, but your location of Villa St. Marie is not where you posted it. I found on this location indeed an abandoned house but not this one.

Comment on 'Building the flightcase, Pt. 4' by Rahvin

2009-02-14T17:52:27Z

They are grooved rivets, several websites mentioned that that would be the best choice, I have no experience with normal rivets, so maybe they’ll stick, but I would go with grooved if you can get your hands on them. I’d love to see your case when it’s finished :).

Comment on 'Building the flightcase, Pt. 4' by alroy

2009-02-14T06:27:13Z

did you use grooved rivets or normal rivets?

Comment on 'Shoulda macro for the Userstamp plugin' by Manon

2009-02-08T22:02:30Z

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