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Armor and ground forces of the Axis forces during World War II.
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Meng Tiger ll interior set
Biggles2
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Posted: Tuesday, April 04, 2017 - 08:02 PM UTC
Just wondering if anyone tried to fit Meng's interior kit to a Dragon, or Tamiya Tiger ll - http://www.moxdao.com/thread-23149-1-1.html Text is in Chinese so I don't know if it says, or not.
Headhunter506
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Posted: Tuesday, April 04, 2017 - 09:59 PM UTC
Nothing mentioned about what you asked. However, this bit of info could be groundbreaking:


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Shells of the ass also used a slider technology to open mode, fly in the ointment is not playing out the text, do not know the water paste there


It seems to be a description of a previously unknown Wehrmacht suppository insertion protocol.
srmalloy
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Posted: Wednesday, April 05, 2017 - 01:43 AM UTC

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Nothing mentioned about what you asked. However, this bit of info could be groundbreaking:


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Shells of the ass also used a slider technology to open mode, fly in the ointment is not playing out the text, do not know the water paste there


It seems to be a description of a previously unknown Wehrmacht suppository insertion protocol.


And, saving only that all the words appear to actually be English, it rivals the Dragonball toy instructions for being opaque to comprehension.
The_musings_of_NBNoG
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Posted: Wednesday, April 05, 2017 - 09:28 AM UTC
I guess you took the typed script out side the picture, and copied the script and pasted it into...

https://translate.google.com/

paste lettering on left get translation on right.

I usually can find out Very cool info that way.

but it is transliteration, not translation.



Another great trick is...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Google_domains

pick a country you want to search FROM
you can sometimes get different images of German tanks when you find the German word for your tank and type it into http://google.de/ the German google

cabasner
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Posted: Wednesday, April 05, 2017 - 10:01 AM UTC

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Nothing mentioned about what you asked. However, this bit of info could be groundbreaking:


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Shells of the ass also used a slider technology to open mode, fly in the ointment is not playing out the text, do not know the water paste there


It seems to be a description of a previously unknown Wehrmacht suppository insertion protocol.


And, saving only that all the words appear to actually be English, it rivals the Dragonball toy instructions for being opaque to comprehension.


I particularly liked the sentence "Prythee no sport with stingy or play asperity game." I was laughing until I was, literally, crying. Gotta love those Chinese!
srmalloy
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Posted: Thursday, April 06, 2017 - 11:24 PM UTC

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I particularly liked the sentence "Prythee no sport with stingy or play asperity game." I was laughing until I was, literally, crying. Gotta love those Chinese!


"May pre house the seamy side volitation!!!" is my favorite; it almost makes sense as a warning, and it makes me wonder just what sort of danger a seamy side volitation might cause...
Headhunter506
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Posted: Friday, April 07, 2017 - 08:32 AM UTC

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I particularly liked the sentence "Prythee no sport with stingy or play asperity game." I was laughing until I was, literally, crying. Gotta love those Chinese!


"May pre house the seamy side volitation!!!" is my favorite; it almost makes sense as a warning, and it makes me wonder just what sort of danger a seamy side volitation might cause...


That's strip bar speak for "Patrons are prohibited from touching the dancers."
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