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more clues: The photo is taken in the companies own museum in Seto.

What I have done in cases like this is use 3mm threaded rod. Most hobby shops stock it for plane guys. Its not as precise as turnbukles with one end having reverse thread, but its no different than the standard set up used on most kits (only having thread all the way. TamiyaUsa has it on the website in english now http://tamiyausa.com/articles/feature.php?article-id=242 Original on Tamiya (.jp) http://www.tamiya.com/english/products/582...wild8/wild8.htm

No sorry, but Ill give a small clue. They started off making machines for producing fabric. (this is their first ever production car)

Heres and easy one. And bonus pat on the back if you can tell me where its taken.

Datsun 240Z???? This one? http://bringatrailer.com/2007/05/26/nicely...0z-in-colorado/

The Tamiya sticker on the sill infront of the rear wheel???

Sorry it isnt _miga_'s. But it is tourer based (and even a TA03). Since its a little late, it was lemansrc's http://www.tamiyaclub.com/showroom_model.a...7646&id=504 Fifth picture down, mirrored and adjusted the hue. I guess that was a little unfair. getuserimage.asp.jpg

ok, so this ones obscured a little.

AH-HA!!! Manuspain's FAV http://www.tamiyaclub.com/showroom_model.a...3620&id=456 Everyone who has a FAV listed now has at least one extra hit.

oops, same angled shot. Just didnt double check

roli71's FAV http://www.tamiyaclub.com/showroom_model.a...154&id=3752

Wow that faster than i thought it would take

Ok, heres the next one

Mosshobby's Ralt RT2 Hart 420R

dready, thats the way. But skip, thats a little too far. LOL

Thats Technical.Burps Blazing Blazer So, heres the pic I was going to post

Sorry. I had a reply. Must of got distracted and didnt press 'post' before I closed the page. Anyway, carry on dready

Chef Bikes' Max Climber. When using links to the showroom pics, the TC id number and entry number are included in the address.

I think its a Triumph. But cant look for what model it is. (dang japanese computers)

There are special tools/plyers that make it easier. Or even two small screwdrivers can be used to spread and push. I try to do it inside a platic bag, so when they do fly off they dont go far.

The website it came from is http://users.chariot.net.au/~stmezz/celica.htm

Yeah, I used to have one too, and dream of getting another one again someday. Heres the full pic (no its not mine)

Thanks skip665, Heres another easy one

Got it straight away, Porsche 914

Im away from home so cant post any pics. Therefore its free for anyone to keep it going.