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Reviews (16)
Apr 21, 2017
Flat Links instead of Round Links
Not only are the links flat, the shiny silvery coating will not tarnish to any degree .. which means the chain will have to be painted to be realistic. Who has chrome-plated chain? Painting chain often ends up making it look sloppy. I would have preferred carbon steel or brass or anything that I could stain or tarnish for a patina.
Also, the chain is a bit on the smallish side for 1/25 scale.
Jan 16, 2020
Red LED perhaps not as bright as White LED
The LEDs flash three times and then stay on solid. I got the Red LED Strobe which is perhaps not as bright as the White LED Strobe, but it's still fairly bright. I wanted a purer red brake signal because my brake lamp lens isn't so deeply tinted, but if your lens is a more vibrant red, perhaps you'll get more light with the white LEDs. Quality is quite good and they truly are reversible in the socket. These will build up heat fairly quickly but still run cooler than the stock 921 bulb. This is installed in the cyclops brake lamp on my 2003 Corolla and fits fine. Time will tell how durable, but at least I have a spare with this two-pack.
Nov 14, 2008
Ray Mears Outdoor Survival Handbook
Very user-friendly; organized by the four seasons, the book combines abundant and well-executed graphic illustrations along with very thorough and easy to follow text to explain adequately how to survive in the wild. The author is able to address the technical aspects of survival and, at the same time, create an enjoyable and colorful guide that entertains and is a pleasure to read.
Particularly well done are the descriptions of what can be eaten in the wild. The author is a recognized expert on fungi and roots as well as well versed in hunting and trapping techniques and this book is well enough illustrated to actually guide one in finding food in the wild.
Well worth reading, even keeping in one's rucksack if space isn't too critical. Also makes an interesting coffee table book that most people will enjoy.
6" X 9.25" size paperback with 240 pages.