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If you keep the backing papers you can use them as templates to create another set of window masks with masking paper or masking tape should the need ever arise. If you have ever bought a set of decals from ebay and found the window masks are missing you'll be glad you kept them.

If you can make an insulated box or use a cool box you should be OK to keep it in the shed. Picnic type Cool boxes turn up in charity shops regularly and are usually cheap.

I just use silicone bathroom sealant - easier to clean off than any glue & holds the tyre in place, never had a problem with it.

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I'm sure I still have a few of those. I also have a load of Tamiya dealer posters around A3 size from around 1990-2000 I think.

I have a box full of used vintage SRB parts - I'll dig it out tomorrow and see what is in there.

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Try silicone sealant - remains flexible when set. Comes in a selection of colours, clear or white probably right for your project.

1. Not buy any more kits...won't happen 2. Sell off some kits I will never build...might happen 3. Finish off the unfinished projects from 2024, 2023, 2022, 2021, 2020, 2019, 2018...might get some of them done !

Not sure if you have Lidl in the US but I am fairly sure you have Aldi - they will almost certainly have the same or a very similar product but under a different brand name.

I have both mains & cordless Dremels - the cordless one gets more use than the mains powered one. I also have a cordless 'Dremel-type' tool from Lidl made by Parkside and for around £20 is impressive. It just charges up from a standard USB port. The Parkside accessories from Lidl are also very good value.

Have you looked on Amazon ?

I won't claim it is perfect but if you PM me with your e-mail address I'll send it over for you.

WOW !!! That is just awesome. Nice work.

I have the build manual as a pdf if that is any use ?